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    Exam 6: Agglutination and Precipitation Reactions: the Unlabeled Immunoassays
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    To Increase Agglutination, We Could
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To Increase Agglutination, We Could

Question 11

Question 11

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To increase agglutination, we could


A) decrease viscosity of the media
B) increase the waters of hydration
C) add low ionic strength media
D) bring the temperature up to 56° for optimum antibody binding

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