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A number of concentration and purification procedures for rabies virus antigen have been developed during the last decades but only ultrafiltration and density gradient centrifugation have been found suitable for large scale production. The antibody binding test developed by Arko, Wiktor and Sikes was modified and was found useful for evaluation of inactivated antigen-concentrates. This test was used as an 'in process' control. Three examples of practical experience are reported and discussed.
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