A Indirect Radioimmunoassay Uses a Different Second Antibody-Binding Step Because

question 16

Multiple Choice

A indirect radioimmunoassay uses a different second antibody-binding step because of the radiolabel, but the same first antibody binding step is

• A)an indirect enzyme immunoassay
• B)an indirect fluorescent immunoassay
• C)a capture assay
• D)all of the above

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