Measurement of Clostridium perfringens -toxin production by surface plasmon resonance immunoassay

Author： Hsieh H.V. Stewart B. Hauer P. Haaland P. Campbell R.

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0264-410X

Source： Vaccine, Vol.16, Iss.9, 1998-05, pp. : 997-1003

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