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A new plate technic for the conglutinative complement fixation test proved reliable compared to the tube technic for detecting antibodies and estimating C-reactive protein.
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A new plate technic for the conglutinative complement fixation test is reliable and effective for detecting specific antibodies and C-reactive protein.
1) A plate technic is described for study of complement fixation with a conglutinative indicator system. The reliability of the new technic was checked by parallel use of the tube technic in experiments with 6 different rabbit anti-bovine serum albumin sera. 2) The conglutinative complement fixation microtechnic has also proved satisfactory for detection of antibodies against foot-and-mouth disease viruses in guinea pig hyperimmune sera, as well as for estimation of C-reactive protein in human sera.
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Bier et al. (1957) studied this question. Plate technic for conglutinative complement fixation test vs. Tube technic was evaluated on Reliability and satisfactory detection of antibodies and C-reactive protein. A new plate technic for the conglutinative complement fixation test proved reliable compared to the tube technic for detecting antibodies and estimating C-reactive protein.
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