ddI immunoassays, derivatives, conjugates and antibodies

Year	Description
1991	Invention patented by Kenneth J. Stenglein and Dennis M. Murray on June 18th, 1991. Abstract: This invention relates to a method for the immunoassay of ddI (2',3'-dideoxyinosine), also known as didanosine, in biological fluids such as serum, semen, plasma and urine, as well as other body fluids. The invention also includes (1) various novel analogs of ddI useful in preparing immunogens for antibodies to ddI and in preparing labeled ddI, (2) immunogens for antibodies to ddI, (3) antibodies to ddI, (4) labeled ddI analogs and (5) diagnostic test kits for the immunoassay.
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DdI immunoassays, derivatives, conjugates and antibodies