Preparation of Stable Sensitized Erythrocytes for Detection of Chlamydial Antibodies
AUTOR(ES)
Lewis, Vester J.
RESUMO
Sheep erythrocytes were treated with glutaraldehyde before sensitization for the indirect hemagglutination test to assay chlamydial antibodies. This treatment markedly increased stability during storage.
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