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. 2004 Jun 1;50(6):1036–1042. doi: 10.1373/clinchem.2003.029801

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Figure 1. — Titration of rabbit serum samples diluted from 1:25 in a twofold series against constant antigen concentration of 10 mg/L.

Anti-peptide antiserum is indicated by ▴ with the corresponding preimmune serum, indicated by ▵, as negative control. Anti KLH-conjugated peptide antiserum is indicated by ▪, and the corresponding preimmune serum is indicated by □ as negative control. (A), R_S1 antiserum (▴) and R_S1_KLH antiserum (▪); (B), R_S2 antiserum (▴) and R_S2_KLH antiserum (▪); (C), R_S3 antiserum (▴) and R_S3_KLH antiserum (▪); (D), R_S4 antiserum (▴) and R_S4_KLH antiserum (▪); (E), R_S5 antiserum (▴) and R_S5_KLH antiserum (▪); (F), R_S6 antiserum (▴) and R_S6_KLH antiserum (▪); (G), R_MIX antiserum (▴) and R_MIX_KLH antiserum (▪).