Method for an increased visualization of the reaction product of

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Involving an insoluble carrier for immobilizing immunochemicals – Carrier is inorganic

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436524, 436164, 436805, 436 73, 252340, 2523152, 252302, G01N 33553, G01N 2100, B01D 1704, B01J 1300

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ABSTRACT:
The invention herein is directed to a method for the visualization of the product of the reaction of a specifically binding substance and a corresponding bindable substance. The reaction product is formed during an assay procedure for the detection and/or determination of one of the components of the reaction. The assay involves the use of a component labeled by a sol of a non-metallic element, such as selenium and tellurium, and the use of a physical developer comprising a metal compound, such as silver lactate and silver nitrate, mercuric chloride and a copper sulfate, to strengthen or reinforce a specific signal, thereby improving detectability.

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Weiser, H. B. Inorganic Colloid Chemistry, vol. 1 "The Colloidal Elements", 1933, pp. 305-360.

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