You suspect your patient has mumps. You take a blood sample and make 2-fold dilutions, then add mumps antigen to each di

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You suspect your patient has mumps. You take a blood sample and make 2-fold dilutions, then add mumps antigen to each di

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You suspect your patient has mumps. You take a blood sample andmake 2-fold dilutions, then add mumps antigen to each dilution. Adetectable antibody-antigen reaction is noted up to a dilution of1:64 but not at 1:128. How many dilution steps did it take to getthis result, and what is the antibody titer?
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12 steps; titer of 1:64
7 steps; titer of 1:128
7 steps; titer of 1:64
12 steps; titer of 64
7 steps, titer of 64
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