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We have developed a competitive enzyme immunoassay (EIA) using co-polymer of styrene and maleate as the solid phase and glutaraldehyde for binding of the antibody to the solid phase. This assay showed a striking efficacy in its use for the assay of tobramycin (TOB). Furthermore, the pharmacokinetics of TOB were studied in six healthy male volunteers after the administration of 60- or 90-mg doses intramuscularly.
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