Coagulation in an agarose gel and its application to the detection and measurement of factor VIII antibodies.

British Journal of Haematology
P Bird

Abstract

Evidence has been presented that fibrin formation may be detected directly in agarose gels containing citrated plasma when they are treated with thrombin or calcium chloride. A new assay is described for haemophilic factor-VIII antibody based on inhibition of fibrin formation within an agarose gel containing normal plasma.

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