Nephelometry can be used to assay all the following except:

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Nephelometry is a technique used to measure the concentration of particles in a solution by measuring the light scattered by the particles. It is commonly used to assay various immunoglobulins (antibodies) such as IgM, IgG, and IgA due to their presence in relatively high concentrations in the blood and their importance in the immune response. However, IgD is not typically measured by nephelometry because it is present in much lower concentrations in the serum and has a less understood role in the immune response compared to the other immunoglobulins.

Nephelometry Can Be Used to Assay All the Following Except