Discussion
Precipitation reaction is relatively less sensitive for the detection of
Answer: C
Correct answer: antibodies
Precipitation uses soluble antigen, so a large amount of antibody must be present before enough antigen-antibody lattice forms to come out of solution and be seen. Agglutination, with the antigen already particulate, gives a visible result from far less antibody. This difference in sensitivity is the reason soluble antigens are commonly adsorbed onto carrier particles before testing.
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