Abstract
The RIA is an analytical method where the sensitivity of radioactive measurements is coupled with the specificity of the antigen-antibody reaction. Substances down to a picogram concentration per ml serum (or biological material) can be measured in the presence of otherwise interfering substances in concentrations a few million times higher. The method is easy to carry out (test tube chemistry). The main field of application at the moment is endocrinology; further applications are in pharmaceutical research, environmental protection, forensic medicine, and general analytics. Radioactivity is only used in vitro, in nanocurie amounts, so that radiation exposure is negligible.
Strecker, H;
Eckert, H G
[1]
- Farbwerke Hoechst A.G., Frankfurt am Main (Germany, F.R.). Radiochemisches Lab.
Citation Formats
Strecker, H, and Eckert, H G.
Radioimmunoassay - a revolution in analysis.
Germany: N. p.,
1978.
Web.
Strecker, H, & Eckert, H G.
Radioimmunoassay - a revolution in analysis.
Germany.
Strecker, H, and Eckert, H G.
1978.
"Radioimmunoassay - a revolution in analysis."
Germany.
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title = {Radioimmunoassay - a revolution in analysis}
author = {Strecker, H, and Eckert, H G}
abstractNote = {The RIA is an analytical method where the sensitivity of radioactive measurements is coupled with the specificity of the antigen-antibody reaction. Substances down to a picogram concentration per ml serum (or biological material) can be measured in the presence of otherwise interfering substances in concentrations a few million times higher. The method is easy to carry out (test tube chemistry). The main field of application at the moment is endocrinology; further applications are in pharmaceutical research, environmental protection, forensic medicine, and general analytics. Radioactivity is only used in vitro, in nanocurie amounts, so that radiation exposure is negligible.}
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year = {1978}
month = {Apr}
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title = {Radioimmunoassay - a revolution in analysis}
author = {Strecker, H, and Eckert, H G}
abstractNote = {The RIA is an analytical method where the sensitivity of radioactive measurements is coupled with the specificity of the antigen-antibody reaction. Substances down to a picogram concentration per ml serum (or biological material) can be measured in the presence of otherwise interfering substances in concentrations a few million times higher. The method is easy to carry out (test tube chemistry). The main field of application at the moment is endocrinology; further applications are in pharmaceutical research, environmental protection, forensic medicine, and general analytics. Radioactivity is only used in vitro, in nanocurie amounts, so that radiation exposure is negligible.}
journal = []
volume = {2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1978}
month = {Apr}
}