论文信息 - Efficient optimization of ELISAs.

Efficient optimization of ELISAs.

In this paper, we describe a technique for using the statistical method of fractional factorial design in the optimization of an ELISA. Fractional factorial design dramatically reduces the total number of experiments required in the optimization. In addition, this technique enables us to determine the parameters that give the maximum sensitivity range with the most accuracy for the ELISA studied.

W C Davis | B J Van Wie | S R Reiken | H Sutisna | D L Kurdikar

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