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The fused rocket immunoelectrophoresis procedure is a sensitive procedure for detecting precipitating antigens in extracts of mycobacteria. A number of preparations can be run simultaneously and in parallel with the production of lines of identity. The increased sensitivity and facility of identification make this procedure a very promising one in the study of taxonomic relationships.
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