elisa

• Test de laboratoire basé sur une réaction enzymatique pour détecter la présence de substances spécifiques, comme des enzymes, des virus, des anticorps ou des bactéries.

A laboratory assay that relies on an enzymatic conversion reaction to detect the presence of specific substances such as enzymes, viruses, antibodies, or bacteria.

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   A laboratory test that uses an enzymatic reaction to detect and measure the presence of specific substances such as antibodies, antigens, proteins, or hormones.

   ELISA (test immuno-enzymatique)

   • The ELISA test is widely used to detect HIV antibodies.
   • Researchers performed an ELISA to quantify the cytokine levels in the blood sample.
   • The hospital uses a commercial ELISA kit for diagnosing Lyme disease.
   • Validation of the new ELISA protocol showed high sensitivity and specificity.