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. 1972 May;22(5):747–756.

The use of ammonium sulphate globulin precipitation for determination of affinity of anti-protein antibodies in mouse serum

M W Steward, R E Petty
PMCID: PMC1407860  PMID: 5021704

Abstract

The use of a modification of the ammonium sulphate globulin precipitation technique for the determination of antibody affinity is reported. This method is shown to provide reproducible and valid measurements for the comparison of affinity of unselected and unpurified antibody to human serum albumin and transferrin in different mouse strains.

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