1977
DOI: 10.1038/270534a0
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Metalloimmunoassay

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“…These advantages make it a perfect candidate for building hand-held, point of care medical devices. The first assay of this type was the metalloimmunoassay, which used metal atoms in the form of their organometallic or coordination complexes as labeling agent [1]. The introduction of metal nanoparticles as biotags, with their unique chemical and electrochemical properties combined with the simplicity of attaching them to antibodies, revolutionized metalloimmunoassay, especially with respect to achieving lower detection limits.…”
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“…These advantages make it a perfect candidate for building hand-held, point of care medical devices. The first assay of this type was the metalloimmunoassay, which used metal atoms in the form of their organometallic or coordination complexes as labeling agent [1]. The introduction of metal nanoparticles as biotags, with their unique chemical and electrochemical properties combined with the simplicity of attaching them to antibodies, revolutionized metalloimmunoassay, especially with respect to achieving lower detection limits.…”
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“…Ferrocenhaltige Ligandensysteme verdienen Beachtung wegen Nutzung der Ferrocenuntereinheit als Redoxschalter bei weiterer Komplexierung [18,19], als Elektrodenmaterial [20] und für Immunoassaytechniken [21]. Die Multimetallkomple xe erlauben Untersuchungen von Metall-MetallWechselwirkungen über den Raum bzw.…”
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“…These considerations have led workers to search for alternative labels for antibodies or antigens. Many candidates have been proposed for this role, for example, bacteriophages (Haimovitch et al, 1970), metals (Cais et al, 1977), and free radicals (Leute et al, 1972) but at present the most promising new Received for publication 23 February 1978 labels are enzymes. These can be linked to antibodies or antigens such that the complexes have both immunological and enzymatic activity.…”
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