Is it possible to have antibodies in serum (detected by ELISA) that don't neutralize influenza virus in the micro-neutralization assay?

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Is it possible to have antibodies in serum (detected by ELISA) that don't neutralize influenza virus in the micro-neutralization assay?

H5N1 i.m. immnization has fairly good amount of antibodies but they don't neutralize influenza virus whereas antibodies by i.n. route do neutralize influenza virus.

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Can a Haemagglutination assay (HA) be done for influenza subunit vaccines?

I am getting negatives in the most concentrated solution and RBC settle throughout the dilution. can anyone help?

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Why does blocking with my immunogenic peptide cause nuclear fluorescence in ICC?

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Buffer to disrupt platelet alpha granules for PF4 quantification?

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Have someone successfully used the ER alpha (Santa Cruz sc-8002) antibody in immunostaining ?

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Which of the Covid-19 Vaccines would elicit the best immunoprotection and why?

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Sample dilution for quantitative analysis using ELISA?

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Issues with Permeabilization during Flow Cytometry?

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Does anyone know an alternative product for cardiac Troponin T antibody for Immunofluorescence (Thermo # MA512960)?

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Is it possible for two human neuronal cell lines to have different gene sequence for the same protein?

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How vaccines of covid 19 work?

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Are protein samples in SDS compatible with ELISA?

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James Drummond

Jasmine, it is quite likely to detect antibodies in an ELISA that do not subsequently neutralize your vius. Neutralizing antibodies are a small subset of the total antibody raised against a given virus

Greg A Kirchenbaum

Absolutely! However, these antibodies may have functional activity in an ADCC assay. You will likely have to "challenge" the mice to determine if they are protected or not, as the in vitro mVN may not accurately predict protection in vivo.