论文信息 - Use of monoclonal antihapten antibodies for immunolocalisation of tissue antigens

Use of monoclonal antihapten antibodies for immunolocalisation of tissue antigens

The applicability of a hapten-antihapten sandwich technique incorporating a monoclonal antihapten bridge antibody to localisation of tissue antigen is described. The results show that the method is both versatile and selective and has the potential of being even more sensitive than currently used immunoperoxidase methods.

B. Jasani | E. Williams | D. W. Thomas

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