carry-over

a process by which materials are carried into a reaction mixture to which they do not belong. These materials can be either parts of a specimen, or reagents including the diluent or wash solution. In such cases, carry-over means the transfer of material (specimen or reagents) from one container, or from one reaction mixture, to another one. It can be either unidirectional or bidirectional in a series of specimens or assays. The term carry-over effect is used for carry-over from specimen to specimen.



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Instrument database: Shimadzu Europe - TD-20 Thermodesorption System
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Instrument database: YOUNG LIN - HT250D Dual Headspace + Liquid Autosampler
Instrument database: Knauer GmbH - UNEXAS
Instrument database: Bodenseewerk Perkin-Elmer GmbH - Model 4100 ZL