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Evaluation of the Interference Filter for Use in Rabies Diagnosis by the Fluorescent Antibody Test

Overview
Journal Appl Microbiol
Publisher American Society for Microbiology
Specialty Microbiology
Date 1973 Sep 1
PMID 4584584
Citations 1
Authors
V J Lewis
W L Thacker
H M Engelman
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Abstract

When compared with primary filters widely used for rabies diagnosis by the fluorescent antibody test, an interference filter markedly increased specific staining intensity and contrast.

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