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From: ila2027@ZEUS.DATASRV.CO.IL (Falk Fish)
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Subject: Re: RHEUMATOID FACTOR
Date: 20 Mar 1995 20:08:57 -0800
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We indeed discussed RF a couple of months ago.

Additional ways to reduce RF interference is by diluting the specimen 
(RF, being a low affinity antibody, will be less active) and conducting 
reations at higher temperature.

I missed the initial message, so I have no idea of the system involved.  
There are additional ways to counteract RF, but they depend on what one 
is trying to measure.

Falk Fish, Tel-Aviv, Israel





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