Chlamydial antigens stabilized with formalin for use in the micro-immunofluorescence test.

Journal of Clinical Microbiology
L Hanna, H Keshishyan

Abstract

Formalinized antigen suspensions prepared by differential centrifugation from crude infected yolk sacs and stored at 4 degrees C were satisfactory antigens during at least 36 weeks when used in chlamydial micro-immunofluorescence procedures.

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