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radioimmunoelectrophoresis

radioimmunoelectrophoresis noun: a laboratory technique that combines electrophoresis with radioimmunoassay principles, in which antigens are separated in a gel by an electric field and then detected using radiolabeled antibodies, allowing sensitive identification and quantification of specific antigens or proteins.

Noun

radioimmunoelectrophoresis (uncountable)

  1. A laboratory technique that combines electrophoresis with radioimmunoassay principles, in which antigens are separated in a gel by an electric field and then detected using radiolabeled antibodies, allowing sensitive identification and quantification of specific antigens or proteins.

Origin of radioimmunoelectrophoresis

From radio- + immunoelectrophoresis.

Questions about radioimmunoelectrophoresis

What does radioimmunoelectrophoresis mean?
Radioimmunoelectrophoresis means a laboratory technique that combines electrophoresis with radioimmunoassay principles, in which antigens are separated in a gel by an electric field and then detected using radiolabeled antibodies, allowing sensitive identification and quantification of specific antigens or proteins.
What part of speech is radioimmunoelectrophoresis?
Radioimmunoelectrophoresis is a noun.

Words near radioimmunoelectrophoresis in the dictionary

  1. radioimmunoconjugation
  2. radioimmunoconjugations
  3. radioimmunodetection
  4. radioimmunodiagnosis
  5. radioimmunodiffusion
  6. radioimmunoelectrophoresis
  7. radioimmunoelectrophoretic
  8. radioimmunoimaging
  9. radioimmunolabeling
  10. radioimmunolabelling
  11. radioimmunologic

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