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What type of reactants are used in labeled immunoassays to measure specific binding?
What type of reactants are used in labeled immunoassays to measure specific binding?
- Precipitation and agglutination agents
- Antigens and antibodies
- Enzymes, radioisotopes, and fluorochromes (correct)
- Unknown substances
What is the main advantage of labeled immunoassays over unlabeled immunoassays?
What is the main advantage of labeled immunoassays over unlabeled immunoassays?
- They rely on precipitation or agglutination reactions
- They can detect antigens or antibodies present in very low concentrations (correct)
- They require a high concentration of the unknown to visualize the reaction
- They are relatively insensitive to small antigens or antibodies
What are unlabeled immunoassays relatively insensitive to?
What are unlabeled immunoassays relatively insensitive to?
- Antigens or antibodies present in very low concentrations (correct)
- High concentrations of unknown substances
- Small antigens or antibodies
- Precipitation or agglutination reactions
What is the substance to be measured in receptor ligand assays?
What is the substance to be measured in receptor ligand assays?
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What are labeled immunoassays referred to as?
What are labeled immunoassays referred to as?
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