The document describes an ELISA experiment to detect the presence of proteins in blood or fluids. Students worked in pairs to mix and share samples between groups using a 12-well strip. They transferred samples to wells, washed wells with buffer, and added primary, secondary, and substrate antibodies. A color change indicated infection with the target virus, in this case HIV. Students used Excel to track positive and negative results, discovering that person 10 had HIV and infected others based on two shared samples testing positive.