-
containing the
antigen of
interest or make use of a
radioactive label.
Immunofluorescent techniques that
utilized labelled antibodies was
conceptualized in...
-
Immunofluorescent HEK 293 cells...
- The CDC does not
recommend urine antigen tests, PCR
tests on urine,
immunofluorescent staining for cell-wall-deficient
forms of B. burgdorferi, and lymphocyte...
- 15,000 nucleotides. The
viruses can be
detected via cell culture,
immunofluorescent microscopy, and PCR.
HPIVs remain the
second main
cause of hospitalisation...
-
diagnosed either by a skin (punch)
biopsy at the edge of a
wound with
immunofluorescent mapping, or via
blood sample and
genetic testing.[citation needed]...
- less
reliable than nucleic-acid
based tests.
Direct fluorescent or
immunofluorescent antibody (DFA/IFA)
tests involve staining respiratory epithelial cells...
- role of
autoimmunity in
pemphigus and
pemphigoid using self-designed
immunofluorescent methods. For this achievement, he is
often regarded as the "Founder...
-
biopsy are
considered to be the best
methods of diagnosis.
Although immunofluorescent antibody ****ays are
considered some of the best
serology tests available...
- immunologist. He was the
first person to
conceptualize and
develop immunofluorescent techniques for
labeling antibodies in the
early 1940s.
Coons was born...
-
biopsy from the area
around the
lesion that is
examined by
direct immunofluorescent staining, in
which cells are acantholytic, that is,
lacking the normal...
