A COMPETITIVE ENZYME-IMMUNOASSAY SUBCLASS((R)) FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TOTAL IGG-SUBCLASS LEVELS IN HUMAN SERUM - COMPARISON WITH SINGLE RADIAL IMMUNODIFFUSION
F. Maranon et al., A COMPETITIVE ENZYME-IMMUNOASSAY SUBCLASS((R)) FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TOTAL IGG-SUBCLASS LEVELS IN HUMAN SERUM - COMPARISON WITH SINGLE RADIAL IMMUNODIFFUSION, Journal of immunoassay, 15(2), 1994, pp. 147-156
A quantitative immunoassay has been developed for the determination of
the total IgG subclass levels in human serum. The method is based on
an enzyme immunoassay in which IgG subclass proteins IgGx in an unknow
n serum sample compete with a known quantity of peroxidase (PO)-labell
ed IgGx in fluid phase for subclass-specific monoclonal antibodies coa
ted to the solid phase of microtiter wells. Using a series of human bl
ood samples an excellent correlation was observed with the IgG-subclas
s levels determined by single radial immunodiffusion.