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ТОМ 15, СТ. 44 (стр. 540-564) | 2 сентября 2014 г.
Обзор посвящен характеристике существующего разнообразия иммунохимических аналитических систем для внелабораторной диагностики. Определены требования к внелабораторным аналитическим системам. Охарактеризованы тенденции их развития, связанные с обеспечением экспрессности и производительности тестирования. Описаны общие принципы иммуноаналитических методов, реализуемых во внелабораторных условиях, включая иммунохроматографию, иммунофильтрацию, иммуноаффинные колонки, микрофлюидные тест-системы, портативные варианты иммуноферментного и поляризационного флуоресцентного иммуноанализа, оптические методы иммуноанализа на основе резонансного переноса энергии, агглютинационный иммуноанализ. Представлена сравнительная оценка преимуществ и ограничений этих методов.
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