Method for filtration assaying of isotope-labelled particulate s

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Including use of radioactive properties

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436166, 436177, 436178, 436542, 436804, 250362, 250364, G01N 2177, G01T 120

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052683010

ABSTRACT:
A method for filtration assaying a particulate sample labelled with low-energy radioactive isotopes measurable by scintillation counting. The method aspect of the invention includes the step of providing a sample comprising sample particles labelled with low-energy radioactive isotopes in a liquid medium. Scintillant particles are added to the liquid medium. The sample is then filtered with a filter medium adapted to retain the sample particles and the particles of scintillant, such that after filtration the sample particles are each surrounded by scintillant. A photodetector is then used to detect light emitted by the scintillant on the filter medium.

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