What is chemiluminescence immunoassay?
Posted November 7, 2023
Answer
Chemiluminescence immunoassay (CLIA) is a type of immunoassay technique that is based on the conversion of chemical energy into the emission of visible light resulting from a hydrolysis or oxidation reaction. In this process, antibodies or antigens are directly labeled with chemiluminescent agents. The emission of light resulting from the chemical reaction between the enzyme-labeled antibodies or antigens allows researchers to detect and quantify specific substances such as proteins or hormones in biological samples.
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