Complement assay experiment
Complement assay is the measurement of total complement hemolytic activity and is used to detect various acute inflammatory conditions.
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Lymphocyte transformation assay
Lymphocyte transformation assays are used in clinical practice to (1) reflect the response function of the overall level of T-cells in the subject, to determine
complement binding reaction assay
When an antigen binds to its corresponding antibody, the resulting antigen-antibody complex is able to absorb the complement from the solution, which is called
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for the determination of antibodies against S. typhi "O"
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) is a method of detecting unknown antigens or antibodies with enzyme-labeled antibodies (or SPA). This method is highly
Assay of killer cell function
Killing function is an important aspect of the body's immune function, and there are a variety of target cells with killing function in the immune system, such
Determination of guinea pig T-lymphocytes -Rabbit erythrocyte rosette assay
Human T and B lymphocytes have different receptors on their surface. Since human T lymphocytes have receptors on their surface that bind to sheep erythrocytes a
Mixed lymphocyte culture assay
Mixed lymphocyte culture (MLC) or mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) was previously used for tissue matching prior to organ transplantation to determine the degree
Detection of antibody-producing cells-Hemolytic vacuole assay
Spleens of mice immunized with sheep cells were taken and spleen cell suspension was made, which was combined with a certain amount of indicator cells (sheep ce
Leukocyte movement inhibition assay
Sensitized T-lymphocytes react with the corresponding antigen, causing metabolic activation and the release of a variety of biologically active substances. Amon