The precipitin test that is widely used for detecting antibodies against fungal infection is referred to as:
a. double immunodiffusion.
b. counterimmunoelectrophoresis.
c. particle agglutination.
d. enzyme immunoassay.
A
Double immunodiffusion is a test that involves an antigen and antibody diffusing toward each other to produce a precipitin band at the meeting point. This method is widely used for detecting antibodies against fungal components found in fungal infections.
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