Diagnostic immunology. Immunoassays are the basis of laboratory techniques for detection of antibodies in response to foreign antigens. Antibodies, which are part of the humoral immune response, are involved in the detection and neutralization of pathogens. Infectious microorganisms and immunological tests have been developed to help diagnose diseases. These biochemical and serological techniques are based on the detection and quantification of antibodies generated against an infectious agent, a microbe or a non-microbial antigen. Antibodies, which are part of the humoral immune response, are involved in the detection and neutralization of pathogens. Differentiated plasma cells are humoral immune responses in critical actors. The antibodies are the most important against extracellular pathogens and toxins
Immunodiagnostics is a diagnostic method based on the detection of antigen-specific antibody response. Immunological methods are used as tools for the treatment and prevention of infectious and immune-mediated diseases. They have high specificity and sensitivity which are all dependent on the value of antibody detection. Diagnostic immunology is an advanced area of ​​immunology that has changed considerably over the years. This area of ​​research is mainly based on developmental tests and techniques for immune deficiencies and other diseases mediated by the immune system. The diagnosis of congenital and lethal immune deficits based on articles in The Clinical and Cellular Immunology Journal. The focus of this area of ​​research and research is on cancer therapies, detection and HIV. Diagnostic immunology is seen as the future of modern immunology. Given that this is a leading research area, we consider it a major area of ​​interest in journal issues.