Comparative Study
[A comparison of the efficacy of the passive hemagglutination reaction and the reverse passive hemagglutination reaction for detecting the rotavirus antigen in feces]
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Comparative Study
[A comparison of the efficacy of the passive hemagglutination reaction and the reverse passive hemagglutination reaction for detecting the rotavirus antigen in feces]
[Article in
Russian]
Lab Delo.
1989.
Abstract
These two tests have been used for the detection of a rotaviral antigen in feces of patients suffering from gastrointestinal disorders. Antibody erythrocytic rotaviral diagnostic agent has been employed in both the tests. A comparative analysis has demonstrated the specificity of both the tests for the indication of a rotavirus and a higher sensitivity of passive hemagglutination.
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