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rocket electrophoresis
rocket electrophoresis[′räk·ət i‚lek·trō·fə′rē·səs] (immunology) A variant of crossed electrophoresis in which the medium contains only one antibody; test substances are driven directly into the medium that contains the antibody, forming rocket-shaped (inverted V) trails of precipitation. Rocket Electrophoresis
A one-dimensional enzyme immune assay, in which an antigen-bearing fluid is electrophoresed through agarose containing an antibody to the antigen of interest; RE is used to quantify von Willebrand factor levels in the blood, and derives its name from the sharp projectile-like immunoprecipitin spike |