Absorption-elution
Two-step technique. Known antiserum is absorbed onto the dried stain, washed off, then heat-eluted at 56 °C and tested against indicator cells. The most sensitive classical method for stain grouping (Kind 1960).
Two-step technique. Known antiserum is absorbed onto the dried stain, washed off, then heat-eluted at 56 °C and tested against indicator cells. The most sensitive classical method for stain grouping (Kind 1960).
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