Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Biospecific ligand binding assay
Patent
1985-04-05
1987-11-17
Rosen, Sam
Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing
Biospecific ligand binding assay
436528, 436544, 436546, 436800, 436808, 436829, G01N 33533, G01N 33546
Patent
active
047074531
ABSTRACT:
Vesicles are formed, in part, from an amphiphilic chelating agent whereby a detectable metal marker can be complexed to the vesicle. A portion of the vesicle may also be formed from an amphiphilic compound derivatized with a ligand, whereby the vesicle may be used as a tracer in an assay. If the detectable metal marker is a fluorescent rare earth metal, the assay may be a time delay fluorescent assay. The vesicles may be dried, and reformed by addition of water for use in an assay.
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Baffi Robert A.
Wagner Daniel B.
Becton Dickinson and Company
Olstein Elliot M.
Rosen Sam
Saunders David A.
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