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This would require that false positives are truly random and not influenced by sample-specific factors. Is this the case? In antibody testing, I would imagine t
by ejstronge 6y ago
This would require that false positives are truly random and not influenced by sample-specific factors. Is this the case? In antibody testing, I would imagine that false positives result from cross-reactivity instead of random chance.
- subroutine 6y agoSure, there are certainly protocols that could be made that would almost ensure FP is due to sample factors.... or even test related factors that would maximize 3x FP (same lab, same lab tech, same machine, same day, back to back, same reagent stock). We shouldn't adopt those protocols.