Glucagon Antibodies and Their Use for Immunoassay for Glucagon.
Experimental Biology and MedicinePublished 1 December 1959
R. H. Unger, Anna M. Eisentraut, Mary Sue McCall, Sue Keller, Henry Lanz, L. L. Madison
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Non-precipitating antibodies to glucagon have been produced in rabbits and detected by both Berson-Yalow and Skom-Talmadge technics, and a basis for an immunoassay for glucagon appears to have been established.
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Non-precipitating antibodies to glucagon have been produced in rabbits and detected by both Berson-Yalow and Skom-Talmadge technics. A basis for an immunoassay for glucagon appears, thereby, to have been established.
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