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Everyone conducting analyses using immunological methods should read

METHODS OF IMMUNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS.

Now available! Three detailed volumes supplying a complete practice-oriented introduction to immunoanalysis. A set in themselves, they provide an extraordinarily comprehensive and up-to-date depiction of these methods.
Both specialists and non-specialists will appreciate the broad scope of this set: It covers a wide area of the life sciences, chemistry and medicine, adjusted to the extensive applicability of immunoanalytical techniques.
We at VCH feel that there is a definite need for this indispensable new series. Immunoanalysis is widely practised by analysts whose interests or training are not primarily in immunology. They clearly need the guidance that a good reference work provides.
Furthermore, the range of immunochemical methods itself is so broad and its techniques so varied that even specialist immunologists and immunochemists find it difficult to assess different possible analytical approaches. They, too, need the support of an extensive reference work.

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Methods of Immunological Analysis Edited by R. F. Masseyeff, W. H. Albert, N. A. Staines This 12-volume series gives both non-specialists and specialists the assistance they need to carry out qualitative and quantitative immunoanalysis. It provides laboratory protocols of immunoanalytical techniques in various fields of medicine, the life sciences, and chemistry. Reliable methods are described for each specific analyte or class of analytes, typifying alternative approaches. In this way users will find methods for widely-measured analytes that can be implemented without modification. Moreover, they can extract soundly-based principles and experimental techniques to construct immunoassays for new or less familiar analytes. Topics include tests and assays of: ? immunoglobulins ? complement components ? various autoantibodies in human and animal diseases ? infectious agents ? tumor-related antigens ? various hormones and blood proteins ? various drugs, toxicants, and pollutants. Each chapter is designed to give scientists enough information to reproduce the technique described quickly and accurately.