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This immunofluorescence method is based on the specific binding of the monoclonal antibodies included in the kit to the antigen present in the sample. After removal of unbound antibodies, the antigen–antibody complex is visualized through fluorescein conjugated to the antibody, either directly or via a secondary conjugate
Simple, reliable and affordable technique
It allows confirming the quality of the sample
Especially useful in the early stage of infection
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PARAINFLUENZA 1 IDENTIFICATION FITC-MAb
Analytes: Parainfluenza
PARAINFLUENZA 2 IDENTIFICATION FITC-MAb
Analytes: Parainfluenza
PARAINFLUENZA 3 IDENTIFICATION FITC-MAb
Analytes: Parainfluenza
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