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Miller, J. N.

doi:10.1039/ap9811800227

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“…In this way the experimental procedure is simplified and sensitivity is raised. The main problem affecting immunosensors is the reproducible regeneration of the sensing surface . The need for renewal of the sensing surface arises from the high affinity constants derived from the strong antigen−antibody reaction.…”

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Flow Injection Immunoanalysis Based on a Magnetoimmunosensor System

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A new immunosensor integrated to a flow system has been developed. It is based on magnetic immunoparticles immobilized on a solid-state transducer using a magnetic field. The described technique renews the immunoparticles reproducibly for each analysis allowing a good measurement precision. The developed experimental approach permits the implementation of an automated immunoassay that is quick (analytical cycle < 30 min) and sensitive in the micromolar concentration range. The system was applied to the determination of rabbit immunoglobulin G as an analyte model.

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Flow Injection Immunoanalysis Based on a Magnetoimmunosensor System

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“…British Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson, president of the Council at the time, received 210 telegrams in less than 48 hours, 150 of these from England. 76 As a result of the telegram campaign, and on the initiative of the representatives of Guatemala, Peru and Venezuela, the Council agreed to place the nationality of married women on the Assembly agenda. 77 Moreover, it invited eight transnational women's organisations to form a committee within the Council of the League of Nations.…”

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Feminist Foresight in Statelessness: Century-Old Citizenship Equality Campaigns

Brennan

2020

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It may have appeared to many working in the statelessness sector, or those campaigning against gender discriminatory nationality laws, that until the launch of the Global Campaign for Equal Nationality Rights in 2014, efforts to eradicate such laws were largely only coordinated on a national level. This article, however, uncovers a hidden period in statelessness history: the citizenship equality campaigns of the early 1900s. Through an exploration of these campaigns, their vibrant tactics and eccentric characters, this article provides a feminist revisionist history of statelessness activism and academia that aims to adjust dominant narratives in contemporary statelessness literature.

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