The books in this series comprise review articles and descriptions of methods of immunoassay, which are not reliant on radioisotopes and reflect the growing importance of immunoassay technologies.

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Human monclonal antibodies produced by Epstein-Barr virus immortaized cell lines - technical and theoretical principles, M.Steinitz; sensitive enzyme and erythro immunoassays for detection of human pregnancy, S.K.Gupta; automated methods to test polymorphonuclear leucocyte function, P.De Paoli and G.F.Santini; The Epstein-Barr virus hybridoma technique for production of human monoclonal antibodies, R.Burioni et al; applications of liposomes in non-isotopic immunoassays - a review, N.Monji et al; establishment of a particle concentration fluorescence immunoassay for the measurement of human IqG in culture supernatants, M.B.Compas and Y.G.Alevy; establishment of a very sensitive avidin-biotin ELISA for the measurement of human IqG, Y.G.Alevy and C.M.Blynn; methodology, limitations and uses of antigen-binding assays in the analysis of T-cell receptor-antigen interactions, B.E.Elliott et al; spin immunoassays, C.C.Curtain and L.M.Gordon; enzyme-linked immunoassays for detection of anti-drug antibodies, J.W.Coleman; IqE measurement in serum and culture supernatant, C.Gaveriaux and F.Loor.