Polyclonal antibodies to a milk antigen were obtained by a standard immunization procedure. The possibility was demonstrated to use the peroxidase-antibody conjugate in a competitive immunoenzymatic test. The minimal amount of the antigen determined by this method is 10 ng/ml.
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