A direct immunofluorescence test involves a/an

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Direct immunofluorescence test involves the use of known antibodies that bind to specific antigens, which are then visualized using fluorescently labeled secondary antibodies. This allows for the detection and identification of specific infectious agents, such as viruses or bacteria, in clinical samples. Precipitation, agglutination, and lysing reactions are not typically used in direct immunofluorescence tests.

A Direct Immunofluorescence Test Involves A/an