| 摘要 |
A specimen of body fluid is applied to an aluminum-hydroxide gel to which a known quantity of antigens is adhered by adsorption. Antibodies in the body fluid may be detected by determining the antigen-antibody complex adsorbed to the aluminum-hydroxide gel by means of marked anti-antibodies. A preparation of antigens adsorbed to an aluminum-hydroxide gel can be standardized by treatment with a known quantity of antibody followed by a determination of the antigen-antibody complex adsorbed to the gel by means of marked anti-antibodies. |
