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- 2. Principle of Radioimmunoassay Principle: Uses an immune reaction [Antigen – Antibody reaction] to estimate a ligand
- 3. Advantages & Disadvantages of RIA Advantages Highly specific: Immune reactions are specific High sensitivity : Immune
- 4. Requirements for RIA Preparation & characterisation of the Antigen [Ligand to be analysed] Radiolabelling of the
- 5. Preparation & Radiolabelling of the Antigen Antigens prepared by.. Synthesis of the molecule Isolation from natural
- 6. Preparation of the Specific Antibody Antigen injected intradermally into rabbits or guinea pigs ? antibody production
- 7. Development of the Assay System A crucial step is separation of unbound antigens This achieved by
- 8. Assay Procedure Add known amounts of the test sample + labelled antigen into the microtitre wells
- 9. Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay Principle: Uses an immune reaction like RIA Differs from RIA in detection
- 10. Advantages of ELISA Sensitive: nanogram levels or lower Reproducible Minimal reagents Qualitative & Quantitative Qualitative ?
- 11. Types of ELISA Noncompetitive binding assay or Sandwich method Antigen measuring system [Titrewells coated with antibodies
- 12. Noncompetitive or Sandwich Assay Antigen measuring system Titre wells coated with suitable antibody Add patient sample
- 13. Noncompetitive or Sandwich Assay Antibody measuring system Titre wells coated with suitable antigen Add patient sample
- 14. Competitive binding assay Titrewells coated with antibodies Known quantities of patient sample containing antigen + antigen
- 15. Enzyme labels Enzyme labels should have high specific reactivity Should be easily coupled to ligands &
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