Immunoassays, Radioisotopes and Reporter Enzymes (FL-immuno/67)

In this video lecture we will study..
Immunoassay
Tag Immunoassay
Label Immunoassay
Radioisotopes
Reporter Enzymes (Horseradish peroxidase and Alkaline phosphatase)
Chromogen

[@raziqnabizada3033]

Awesome
Thank you

[@monikatakhar1952]

Your video made me understood ELISA very well🥰🥰

[@neerurajput6468]

Thnks mam it's very clear and easy to understand from ur lecture

[@Megha-ij8eo]

Wonderful explanation..😊😘...we need to know basics before going to the main topic...😊

[@Neha.Kushwaha.]

Enzymes linked to antibody can convert any chromogen substrate into coloured product whether antigen is present or not.. but is it so that enzyme linked to antibody becomes activated only when it binds with antigen?

[@dannyndayishimiye6932]

In my opinion, as long as enzyme is present adding substrate leads to color formation. To avoid this false results several washing steps are observed to ensure that un bound enzyme linked are eliminated.
Thanks

[@khaledeisa1786]

we need video about immuno-tolerance and autoimmunity please...

[@FrankLectures]

These topics will be covered later in this series of video lectures. Thank you

[@khaledeisa1786]

thank u very much..

[@muhammadzafarullahlecturer3852]

Hi. i need permission to share lecture 67, 68 and 69 to my students. can you please guide me?

[@abuzarhaj1706]

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