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Highly specific antisera produced against cardenolide (digoxin) and bufodienolide (bufalin) may bind the endogenous ouabain-displacing compounds from human urine. However, it should be borne in mind that the degree of recognition by the antisera significantly differ between two ouabain-displacing compounds.
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