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ELISA

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ELISAEnzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay
ELISAEvolution of Large-Scale Industrial Software Applications (International Conference)
ELISAEastern Long Island Sailing Association (also seen as ELIYA)
ELISAEuropean Experiment on the Linkage between Internet Integrated Services and ATM
ELISAExport License Status Advisor (DOD)
ELISAEstimated Load Information Scheduling Algorithm
ELISAElectronic Intelligence Search & Analysis


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The IgG and IgM ELISA results for hantavirus were positive in both acute- and convalescent-phase serum samples.
The researchers, who are among the first to employ ELISA to test environmental samples for antibiotics, say the assay is as sensitive as LC-MS for detecting target compounds in parts per billion, but is quicker, easier, and less expensive ($5-15 per sample, compared to about $150 for LC-MS, including sample preparation and instrumentation).
ELISA MONTE will choreograph a work inspired by the photographs of actor LEONARD NIMOY.
 
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