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A radioimmunoassay using a 3H- or 125I-labeled morphine antigen has been shown to be of practical value for the rapid detection of nanogram amounts of morphine and morphine analogs in biological fluids [1–3]. A radioimmunoassay for detection of barbiturates by conjugation of a secobarbital derivative to protein was also developed utilizing 14C-labeled pentobarbital or barbital [4,5]. The present report describes our experiences with a practical radioimmunoassay for barbiturates employing a secobarbital derivative labeled with 125I, as the antigen.
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