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. 1973 Jun;25(6):1013–1014. doi: 10.1128/am.25.6.1013-1014.1973

Evaluation of Agar-Gel Double Diffusion for the Diagnosis of Adenovirus Infection

Harstry J Dupuy 1, Louis E Blouse 1, Robert V Marraro 1
PMCID: PMC380957  PMID: 4352008

Abstract

Agar-gel double diffusion was compared to the Laboratory Branch complement fixation test. The efficacy of the agar-gel double diffusion test for the semiquantitation of group-specific adenovirus antibody and its usefulness as a serodiagnostic aid for the evaluation of adenovirus infection was determined.

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