Immunofluorescence labeling of tissue sections
The immunofluorescence technique is the labeling of a known antibody or antigen molecule with fluorescein, which can be used for (1) examination of antigen-anti
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Immunofluorescence complement assay
This experimental method was obtained from the official website of the Fourth Military Medical University
Hemolytic vacuole formation test
The hemolytic vacuole formation test is an in vitro method for the detection of individual antibody-forming cells (plasma cells), and is therefore also known as
one-way immunodiffusion assay
A single immunodiffusion assay can be used to: measure IgG, IgA and IgM levels in the serum of normal people or patients.
B. Lymphocyte membrane surface immunoglobulin examination assay
The test for the examination of immunoglobulins on the membrane surface of B-lymphocytes can be used to: detect the presence of B-lymphocytes.
Pregnancy test
Pregnant women's urine to be tested (containing human chorionic gonadotropin, HCG) is interacted with known anti-HCG antibodies, thus inhibiting the binding of
Microimmunoelectrophoresis
Learning the electrophoresis technique of separating proteins in the gel and the immunodiffusion technique of using the specific reaction of antigen and antibod
Antiserum potency assay by two-way immunodiffusion method
The two-way immunodiffusion method can be used to (1) diagnose disease and (2) determine the potency of antibodies.
Experiments on the preparation of immune serum
The preparation of immune serum is a commonly used immunological laboratory technique. Highly efficient and specific immune serum can be used as a reagent for i