1996
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1581(199609)7:9<749::aid-pat550>3.0.co;2-0
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Nephelometric Assay of Immunoglobulin G Chemically Bound to Chloromethyl Styrene Beads

Abstract: Monodisperse core–shell stable latexes with reactive methylchloride surface functionalities were prepared at two different reaction temperatures. The reaction temperature played an important role in the amount of reactive functional groups. The covalent coupling had an efficiency of more than 50%. Antibodies covalently bound to functionalized polystyrene beads were used to detect corresponding antigens by nephelometry.

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“…The surface of the soluble polymer beads will be functionalized with antibodies or complementary Fab fragments to that on the fluorofullerene with synthesis according to the procedures described by Uchida et al [56], van Erp et al [57], Sarobe et al [58], and Kawaguchi [55]. For example, Sarobe et al [58] covalently coupled immunoglobulin G (IgG) to chloromethylstyrene beads to create stable sensitized latex beads. Uchida et al [56] immobilized both intact IgG or Fab fragments of antibovine serum albumin antibody to polymer microspheres using an oxidized dextran as a binder.…”
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