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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 3999948 | Diagnostic reagent holder and method A diagnostic reagent holder specifically adapted for the detection of an unknown quantity of a biologically derived sample suitably by radioimmunoassay, fluorometric detection or by spectrophotometry. The holder comprises an elongate shaft with a support ... | 12/28/1976 |
| 3997657 | Dry slide reagent employed in immunofluorescent test for detection of human antinuclear factor A dry diagnostic reagent composed of specially prepared, fixed and stabilized fetal calf thymocytes on microscope slides ready for use in an immunofluorescent test for the detection of human anti-nuclear factor in human serum or plasma in the diagnosis of... | 12/14/1976 |
| 3988115 | Diagnostic method for determining pathological condition by antigen-combining capacity of lymphocytes A method for determining in a patient the presence or absence of a pathological condition producing a specific immune response. The antigen associated with the pathological condition is labeled and added to a sample of the patient's lymphocytes and to a c... | 10/26/1976 |
| 3979507 | Diagnostic system for organ abnormalities A system is provided for the detection and identification of a diseased or impaired organ in a patient through detection and measurement in the patient's blood, or other body fluid specimen, of an antigen which is normally present in healthy organs of the... | 09/07/1976 |
| 3969497 | Test substance for tuberculosis A new test substance for use in skin testing for tuberculosis, which substance is produced from Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M.tb.) culture filtrate or bacillary extract. The culture filtrate or extract is first fractionated by means of chromatography. Res... | 07/13/1976 |
| 3962413 | Plate methods for diagnosing Brucella canis infection This invention relates to the use of Brucella ovis antigens to diagnose the presence of Brucella canis in an animal. B. canis is the causative agent of canine brucellosis. Further, this invention relates to a plate test where B. ovis antigens are employed... | 06/08/1976 |
| 3959650 | Method for detecting and identifying allergy A method is described for determining the presence of an antigen-specific antibody in a vertebrate. Effluvial tissue is exposed to antigens from known sources and is subsequently examined to detect the presence or absence of a conjugate compound formed be... | 05/25/1976 |
| 3951748 | Sensitized matrix for detection of disease A specific sensitized matrix for diagnosing both infectious and non-infectious disease is disclosed comprised of an insoluble, inert, pliable and wettable matrix having a network of pores, and a protein polymer network immobilized in the network of pores ... | 04/20/1976 |
| 3941564 | Method for assessing thyroid function In vitro method for assessing thyroid function based on an indirect estimation of the free thyroxine concentration of a sample of serum. Known amounts of a sample of serum to be tested and a radioactive labeled thyroxine solution are added to an alkaline ... | 03/02/1976 |
| 3932601 | Method and composition for the diagnosis of equine infectious anemia virus infection by using agar-gel-immunodiffusion reaction Method and composition for the diagnosis of equine infectious anemia virus infection in animals involving the use of an immunodiffusion reaction plate, wherein separate wells in the reaction plate contains an antigen associated with the virus, an antiseru... | 01/13/1976 |
| 3932221 | Immunological isozyme determination method This invention relates to a process, to a diagnostic agent employed therein and to the use thereof, for the organ-specific and/or disease-specific diagnosis of the isozyme pattern of an enzyme occurring in multiple molecular configurations in a sample of ... | 01/13/1976 |
