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Removing negative impacts from inevitable non-reproducible and non-specific antibody-probe interactions in viral serology

2022-04-22

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Serological assays are indispensable tools in public health. Presently deployed serological assays, however, largely overlook research progress made in the last two decades that jeopardize the conceptual foundation of these assays, i.e. , antibody (Ab) specificity. Challenges to traditional understanding of Ab specificity include Ab poly-specificity, and most recently non-reproducible Ab-probe interactions (NRIs)....

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Literature Corpus work: 12309f37-cca8-5b05-8fff-76d281aa212c
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1582484/v1

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