The Immuno-PCR test will enable the detection of the "Mad Cow" protein in blood, cerebrospinal fluid, or nerve tissue by combining two well accepted testing methods: antigen capture and Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), into a two-stage Immuno-PCR testing regimen. In the first stage, the "Mad Cow" prion (essentially a deformed normal cellular protein) is isolated by binding with a highly specific antibody. The antibody/prion complex isolated in the first stage of the test is then used to amplify the detection signal in the second stage using the PCR process, thereby creating a sufficient level of the signal to be accurately measured.
This Sure will WORK as the prion is a large size protien and protiens stick together.
