Complementation tests study how organisms overcome genetic abnormalities to maintain a normalized trait. Mutations are recessive traits that require two different recessive contributions. Complementation occurs when an organism has normal genetic expression despite two known mutations. These tests help determine where specific mutations occur on a gene and which genes are responsible for the mutation. […]
The complement fixation test detects specific antibodies in blood and is used to diagnose autoimmune diseases or monitor chronic conditions. The test measures how quickly antibodies react to complement and can be used to measure the effectiveness of treatment for autoimmune diseases. It is also useful for diagnosing central nervous system infections. The complement fixation […]
