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GENERAL techniques available for the assay of discrete chemical entities in biological fluids are inadequate. An ideal assay technique should provide rapid and accurate molecular recognition (specificity), high sensitivity, simplicity in execution, and adaptability to large classes of compounds. This report describes a general immunoassay method (referred to as “FRATtm”, free radical assay technique1) which has all these advantages without the radiation hazards and manipulative disadvantages of other immunoassay techniques.
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LEUTE, R., ULLMAN, E., GOLDSTEIN, A. et al. Spin Immunoassay Technique for Determination of Morphine. Nature New Biology 236, 93–94 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1038/newbio236093a0
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