Method for clearing color and debris from or adding adjuvants or reactants to a selected portion of a chromatographic strip alone or in combination with a cell lysing step
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Mar 18, 2002
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In an improved method for clearing a field of observation or treatment of unwanted color or other extraneous material, a chromatographic strip of paper, plastic, glass or like material, with or without simultaneous deposit of adjuvant or reactants on the cleared field, the strip is immersed to a level just barely above the juncture of the zone to be cleared with the preceding zone of the strip in a chase liquid, such as water containing adjuvant if desired. Where red blood cells containing parasitic pathogens such as cholera parasites are to be assayed, a lysing step is performed on the same strip prior to the clearing strip.
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