Qualitative bioassay

By:

Hawcroft, David

Contributor(s):

Hector, Terry H.Fred, Rowell

Language: ENG Series: Analytical Chemistry By Open LearningPublication details: New Delhi Wiley India 1987Edition: 1stDescription: 300, 22.9*15.1 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

81-265-1737-4

Subject(s):

PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS

DDC classification:

615.1901 HAW/HEC DDC23

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Summary: It details the how's and why's of three principal types of assay procedure: those using animals or their tissues, assays using microorganisms and immunoassays. More than half the book is devoted to the latter, since classical assays are being replaced by an ever-growing range of immunoassay techniques. Covers basic principles of bioassays, including biological activity, standard materials and experimental design, as well as basic approaches to microbiological assays, including plate assays and tube assays. The in-depth treatment of immunological assays includes discussion of polyclonal antibodies, monoclonal antibodies, binding procedures, labeling, separation procedures and evaluation

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It details the how's and why's of three principal types of assay procedure: those using animals or their tissues, assays using microorganisms and immunoassays. More than half the book is devoted to the latter, since classical assays are being replaced by an ever-growing range of immunoassay techniques. Covers basic principles of bioassays, including biological activity, standard materials and experimental design, as well as basic approaches to microbiological assays, including plate assays and tube assays. The in-depth treatment of immunological assays includes discussion of polyclonal antibodies, monoclonal antibodies, binding procedures, labeling, separation procedures and evaluation

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