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The entering of a complement into combination with an antigen\/antibody aggregate so that it is fixed and not available for subsequent reaction is the basis of the Wassermann, Reiter protein, and other serologic tests.<\/p>\n

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Test to measure the amount of complement in antibodies and antigens.<\/p>\n

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Tests to indicate an infectious state (bacterial, viral, fungal or helminthic) by identifying in the patient\u2019s serum specific antibody to the suspected antigen.<\/p>\n

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