Abstract
Conjugated albumin and free uncombined fluorochrome are two constituents of preparations of immunoglobulins conjugated to fluorochromes which produce non-specific staining. The maximum permissible levels of these two components have been determined using as substrate coverslip preparations of monkey kidney cells.
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