Immunoassay procedures

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23230B, 232306, 252447, 424 12, G01N 3300, G21H 502, B01J 122

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ABSTRACT:
The technique of separating a tagged bound material from the same unbound material in immunoassay procedures is improved by utilizing a clathrate sorbent to carry out the separation. A clathrate sorbent, for example, comprises a mixture of hydrate zinc sulfate and sodium hydroxide which form an inclusion compound with charcoal powder. Charcoal powder has also been combined to form a clathrate sorbent with salts of other metals which produce a gelatinous substance with alkaline hydroxides; e.g., alum with sodium hydroxide. Another example of a clathrate sorbent is magnesium trisilicate combined with the aforementioned zinc preparation.

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