Quantification of Components in Mixtures of Xenogenic Antibodies to Diphtheric Toxin by ELISA
The regularities and dynamics of the interaction of the diphtheria anatoxin and the anti-diphtheria antibodies during ELISA have been studied. The previously published data that processes of the interaction of a mixture of xenogenic antibodies with the similar specificity and an antigen, on one hand, and physicochemical adsorption of components with a similar affinity to an adsorbent, on the other, obey the same regularities found their confirmation. The quantitative characteristics of the interrelations of the antibody mixtures with the specific antigen (total and partial contents, coefficient of binding) in different experiments confirm the previously designed model of this interaction. A term of the plateau area during the titration of the ELISA components was specified. A potential of the verified regularities to be used in practice was regarded.