A discussion of immunoassays in the context of testing for environmental contaminants, including a fairly detailed explanation of how immunoassays are conducted and advantages and limitations in the analysis of environmental problems. There is also a discussion of analytical concerns – interferences, limits of detection, accuracy and precision, calibrating immunoassays, etc.
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Immunoassay
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David Weiss
Dr. Weiss’s current research involves chemical education, a research division of the national organization the American Chemical Society. Current projects focus on active learning in chemistry courses and the…
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