“…Several attempts have been made to overcome this difficulty, and several novel immunoassays that can noncompetitively detect haptens have been developed. These methodologies are based on chemical modification to the analytes (Carlomagno et al, 2014;Haasnoot & Verheijen, 2001), idiometric assays with anti-idiotype antibodies (Niwa et al, 2009), the anti-metatype antibody (Omi et al, 2015;Tsutsumi, Nagata, Yoshida, Harada, & Ueno, 2000), the split recombinant variable region fragments of the antibody (Chung, Makino, Dong, & Ueda, 2015) or other principles (Saha, Roy, & Dhar, 2013). Although these approaches have been successfully used to measure several haptens, preparing the reagents and these unconventional antibodies is complicated and time consuming.…”