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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AN "INDETERMINATE" WESTERN BLOT TEST FOR HIV ANTIBODY.

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When the screening test for HIV antibodies (the enzyme immunoassay) is positive, it must be confirmed by the Western blot, which identifies antibodies

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When the screening test for HIV antibodies (the enzyme immunoassay) is positive, it must be confirmed by the Western blot, which identifies antibodies

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When the screening test for HIV antibodies (the enzyme immunoassay) is positive, it must be confirmed by the Western blot, which identifies antibodies

Key concepts: Indeterminate, Western blot, Antibody, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Medicine, Virology, Immunology, Test (biology)

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