SEROLOGICAL TESTING
2 colored with gold. The Strep from the patient’s mouth is on a cotton swab, and the Strep antigen is then extracted with extraction reagents. The test strip is inserted into this antigen-reagent mixture and the mixture moves chromatographically up the teststrip, attaching to the
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