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SINCE two-dimensional immunodiffusion was introduced as an immunological tool1,2 it has become a major method for the examination of precipitating antigen–antibody reactions. Placed on a quantitative basis3–5 it has proved a sensitive and reproducible method for the assay of antigens and antibodies6–8.
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FEINBERG, J. A New Device for Immunoprecipitation in Agar Gels. Nature 201, 631–632 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/201631a0
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