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titleOfInvention Innoxious positive control for hepatitis C enzyme-linked immunologic diagnosis
abstract The present invention relates to enzyme linked immunological kit, specifically provide a kind of innoxious positive control for hepatitis C enzyme-linked immunologic diagnosis, described positive control is mixed in 2:1 1:32 ratio by Mus HCV antigen/antibody combination and dynamics.The present invention utilizes immunological method solve the source of hepatitis C indirect method diagnostic EIA kit positive control material and avoid using human serum potential risks.
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