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Automate Complement System Analysis with the RID Reader

21 Feb 2019

When a complement deficiency is suspected, it may be necessary to test for specific components of the complement system. In this download, learn how the Digital RID Reader is designed to simplify and speed up the process of reading precipitin radial immunodiffusion rings.

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