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Fluorescent antibody staining of human malaria parasites

Tobie et al., 1961

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7282489718158913284
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Tobie J
Coatney G
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Experimental Parasitology

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Globulin prepared from a patient with a long-standing Plasmodium vivax infection was labeled with fluorescein isothiocyanate. Application of the specific labeled antibody to blood films containing P. vivax resulted in the fluorescent staining of the malaria parasite. The …
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