doi: 10.1128/am.26.3.448-449.1973.
Effect of temperature of the sensitization process on the passive hemagglutination test for hepatitis B antibody
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- DOI: 10.1128/am.26.3.448-449.1973
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Effect of temperature of the sensitization process on the passive hemagglutination test for hepatitis B antibody
Appl Microbiol.
1973 Sep.
Abstract
The temperature at which the coupling of antigen to erythrocytes takes place is an important factor in the passive hemagglutination test for hepatitis B antibody. Erythrocytes sensitized at 16 C are much less sensitive for the detection of antibody than are those sensitized at 22 to 41 C.
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