Understanding Immunofluorescence Assay

To differentiate between direct and indirect immunofluorescence techniques

To enhance the brightness of the microscope image

To speed up the process of detecting cancer cells

To tag antibodies and proteins, aiding in isolating desired targets (correct)

Use of a single antibody coupled with a fluorophore in direct, while indirect uses two antibodies to bind to the target protein (correct)

Direct technique requires higher concentration of antibodies than indirect technique

Indirect technique is more cost-effective than direct technique

Direct technique allows simultaneous detection of multiple proteins, while indirect does not

Pharmacology

Endocrinology

Neurology (correct)

Oncology

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