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WE describe here an analytical test for hepatitis associated antigen (HAA)1, originally called the Australia, antigen2 or S.H. antigen3, that combines the advantages of the Ouchterlony technique3 in its simplicity, the complement fixation technique4 in its sensitivity, and the electrophoretic technique5 in its rapidity and accuracy.
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SARAVIS, C., BONACKER, L. Membrane-complement Fixation Test for Hepatitis Associated Antigen. Nature 228, 61–62 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1038/228061a0
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