
Using automatic equipment to perform routine RIA procedures can save time and money, improve precision, and free technologists to work on more-complex, non-routine assays. This article examines some of the instruments available for semiautomated and fully automated RIA testing. The pros and cons of automated testing are explored, and a framework for judging the true value and limitations of systems is presented.
Automation, Radioligand Assay, Scintillation Counting
Automation, Radioligand Assay, Scintillation Counting
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