Lecture

Methods in Immunology: Part I

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Description

This lecture covers the identification of molecules using antibodies, including the use of a mouse coupled to a fluorophore, primary antibody detection, and the detection and quantification of molecules from complex mixtures. It also explains ELISA techniques, standard curve establishment, and signal amplification for direct and indirect detection methods.

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