The Immunoassay Handbook

Immunoassays are biochemical tests that bind to special molecular structures (antigens). They have become the most commercially successful in diagnostics, from home pregnancy testing kits to AIDS testing.
Highly illustrated and clearly written, The Immunoassay Handbook provides an excellent guide to this fast-growing industry.

Revised and updated, this is a third generation of immunoassay technology.

Comprehensive and expertly written, The Immunoassay Handbook for the development of immunoassay systems for the development of an immunoassay systems.

With 68 chapters covering a wide range of topics, and new chapters looking at the surface plasmon resonance in kinetic, concentration and
binding site analyses, and the foundations of immunochemistry, this handbook is a must for all academics and academics
use immunoassay as a tool including: pathologists, clinical and veterinary chemists, biochemists, students and researchers in immunology,
biochemistry and medicine.

This third edition contains updated and new information on advanced technology, including micro- and nanoscale immunoassays.

Provides a unique mix of practical information coupled with a review of clinical applications, and practical examples

Include contributions from world experts including Robert Ritchie and Professor Colin Self.

Part 1 Principles.

Part 2 Product Technology.

Part 3 Laboratory Management.

Part 4 Applications.