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Cascade immunoelectrophoresis: Combined electrophoretic and solid-phase processing of immunoreactive protein by zonal immobilization

Shainoff et al., 1981

Document ID: 8048828622849826436
Author: Shainoff J; Dardik B
Publication year: 1981
Publication venue: Journal of Immunological Methods

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A new approach to immunochemical analysis of complex mixtures of proteins has been devised through development of a system for (1) sequentially absorbing, desorbing and cascading antibodies in a profile indicative of both the quantity and electrophoretic …

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