The antigen leukocyte cellular antibody test (ALCAT) is a procedure created by American Medical Testing Laboratories and now marketed by Cell Science Systems, also known as ALCAT Diagnostic Systems, which they marketed as an in-vitro screening test for adverse reactions to specific foods, food additives, food colourings and other chemicals, between 1984 and 1986. Since this time the original test method has been modified.
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- The antigen leukocyte cellular antibody test (ALCAT) is a procedure created by American Medical Testing Laboratories and now marketed by Cell Science Systems, also known as ALCAT Diagnostic Systems, which they marketed as an in-vitro screening test for adverse reactions to specific foods, food additives, food colourings and other chemicals, between 1984 and 1986. Since this time the original test method has been modified. There is no scientific evidence that the ALCAT test is useful for diagnosing allergies and relying upon the results of this test may lead to inappropriate advice and treatments.
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- The antigen leukocyte cellular antibody test (ALCAT) is a procedure created by American Medical Testing Laboratories and now marketed by Cell Science Systems, also known as ALCAT Diagnostic Systems, which they marketed as an in-vitro screening test for adverse reactions to specific foods, food additives, food colourings and other chemicals, between 1984 and 1986. Since this time the original test method has been modified.
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