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A MODIFICATION of the plate gel diffusion test1 is proposed, carried out on microscope slides. The use of a thin layer of media on the slide, together with a reduction in the distance between antigen and antibody basins, resulted in an earlier appearance of the reaction.
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Mansi, W., J. Comp. Path., 67, 297 (1957).
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MANSI, W. Slide Gel Diffusion Precipitin Test. Nature 181, 1289–1290 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/1811289b0
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