Titlebook: Immunochemistry in Clinical Laboratory Medicine; Proceedings of a sym A. Milford Ward,J. T. Whicher Conference proceedings 1979 MTP Press L

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Automated immunoprecipitation and laser nephelometryQuantitative determination of proteins by immunological methods began with the quantitative precipitin technique of Heidelberger and Kendall in 1935’.

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Problems encountered in immunochemical technique methodologyImmunochemical methods are capable of a high degree of sensitivity and specificity. Such methods are, however, influenced by the nature of both the antibody and antigen.

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Structure and function of the immunoglobulinsThe structure and function of immunoglobulins is so frequently reviewed that there is no point in providing multiple references in a short discussion such as this. Instead, a very few references are given at the end to give an introduction to the literature.

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AlbuminAll clinical interest is centred on low serum albumin values which may be the result of decreased synthesis, increased loss or deficient protein intake. In any pathological condition one or more of these factors may be involved.

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Quality controlhere have been many publications over the years stating quite clearly how useful and profitable such activities are, some laboratory workers continue to question its usefulness and react emotionally to the philosophy and practice of quality control techniques. Quality control techniques should not b

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Immunoglobulins in blood transfusion any antibody is to combine with antigen and it is the observations and deductions made from examining such antibody—antigen reactions which form the basis of blood group immunology. The therapeutic value of immunoglobulin preparations has long been known and with the increased use of plasmaphoresis

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Monoclonal proteinscause a flurry and flutter in every laboratory the moment they are seen and start off a chain of activities which is sometimes purposeful and provides the information that is wanted, but which not infrequently leads to more mysteries.