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- A new version of the immunoenzyme assay cuts the procedure time by 3 hours compared to the traditional method.
- This faster variant still maintains high sensitivity and reproducibility.
- It's a more efficient option for those needing quicker test results without sacrificing accuracy.
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A variant of the immunoenzyme assay, reducing the duration of the assay procedure by 3 hours in comparison with the standard technique, is presented. This rapid variant is sufficiently sensitive and reproducible.
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