How is an immunofiltration assay different from an ELISA?
A. Test antigens are bound to filters rather than plastic plates.
B. Positive results are the result of precipitate formation.
C. Fluorescent molecules are attached to antigen rather than enzyme.
D. Antibodies are bound to filters rather than plastic plates.
E. They take longer than ELISAs.
Answer: D
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