2. ● Performs tests to evaluate the body’s immune response; that is, the production of
antibodies (immunoglobulins) and cellular activation.
● The section is frequently called serology rather than by the broader term
immunology because most tests performed in this section analyze for the presence
of antibodies in serum
● Tests in the serology section detect the presence of antibodies to bacteria, fungi,
parasites, viruses, and antibodies produced against body substances (autoimmunity).
Serology (Immunology)
3. Sample Collection and Handling
• Blood for serological testing is collected in tubes with
red stoppers.
• Serum separator tubes are not used when the gel will
interfere with the antigen-antibody reactions.
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