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The physico-chemical characteristics of EIA, and in particular sensitivity, accuracy, reproducibility, can undergo essential changes with variations occurring in the course of the experiment, which makes it necessary to optimize conditions at each stage of the assay. For this purpose the human anti-IgG-IgG system has been studied in two modifications of EIA: the sandwich and competitive methods.
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