Student Question Bank chapter 8:
Textbook Clinical Chemistry Principles,
Techniques, and Correlations 7th ed.
Bishop
True - Answer True or false?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, the tracer is T4 with a
radiolabel.
Goodness of fit between the epitote and the F(ab) - Answer
True - Answer True or False?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, the assay requires a
separation slip.
False - Answer True or False?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, the detector molecule is
radio labeled anti-T4.
Granularity of the cell - Answer
Immunofixation electrophoresis - Answer
True - Answer True or False?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, as the concentration of
analyte in the test sample increases, the concentration of the bound labeled molecule
decreases.
Polyethylene glycol - Answer
These are likely indicative of a malignant breast tumor. - Answer
EMIT - Answer
RT-PCR - Answer
An IgA λ polyclonal protein - Answer
Textbook Clinical Chemistry Principles,
Techniques, and Correlations 7th ed.
Bishop
True - Answer True or false?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, the tracer is T4 with a
radiolabel.
Goodness of fit between the epitote and the F(ab) - Answer
True - Answer True or False?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, the assay requires a
separation slip.
False - Answer True or False?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, the detector molecule is
radio labeled anti-T4.
Granularity of the cell - Answer
Immunofixation electrophoresis - Answer
True - Answer True or False?
In a classic competitive, heterogeneous RIA to measure T4, as the concentration of
analyte in the test sample increases, the concentration of the bound labeled molecule
decreases.
Polyethylene glycol - Answer
These are likely indicative of a malignant breast tumor. - Answer
EMIT - Answer
RT-PCR - Answer
An IgA λ polyclonal protein - Answer
