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What is serology primarily concerned with?
What is serology primarily concerned with?
- Analyzing the pH levels in body fluids
- Diagnostic identification of antibodies in the serum (correct)
- Studying the genetic makeup of microorganisms
- Isolating pathogens from body fluids
When are antibodies typically formed in response to an infection?
When are antibodies typically formed in response to an infection?
- Against any foreign substance in the body
- Against a given microorganism (correct)
- Only in instances of autoimmune disease
- In response to a mismatched blood transfusion
What are serological tests used for?
What are serological tests used for?
- Detecting genetic mutations
- Identifying antibodies and antigens in a patient's sample (correct)
- Measuring hormone levels in the blood
- Assessing organ function
In what field are serologic tests used to determine if a person has antibodies against a specific pathogen?
In what field are serologic tests used to determine if a person has antibodies against a specific pathogen?
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What are some methods used to detect antibodies and antigens in serological tests?
What are some methods used to detect antibodies and antigens in serological tests?
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