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A sensitive direct binding radioimmunoassay (RIA) was developed which detected low avidity anti-IgG antibodies in sera negative in the latex fixation test (LFT). IgG class antibodies could be detected and were commonly found along with IgM class antibodies. Additionally, the RIA was more reproducible than the LFT, was easily adapted to measure relative avidities of anti-IgG antibodies, and had other technical advantages over the LFT.
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