Method of analyzing biological, liquid specimens for antigens or

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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232306, 424 1, 424 8, 424 12, 435 7, G01N 3316, G01N 2138, G01N 3114

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ABSTRACT:
A human body fluid is analyzed for the presence of one member of the group consisting of an antigen and an antibody capable of specifically combining with the antigen by depositing a specimen of the fluid to be analyzed on an inert solid substrate and by volatilizing the water in the specimen under mild conditions which leave the one member as a deposit on the surface of the substrate. The surface then is contacted with the other member, which carries a labeling agent, for a period sufficient for combining the members if the one member is present. Any amount of the labeled member not combined with the one member thereafter is removed, and a sensible signal indicative of the presence of labeing agent on the substrate is generated.

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