Parasitic Zoonoses and One Health Approach
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False. The terms 'avidity' and 'titer' describe different things. A high-titer antibody has many copies. 'Avidity' refers to the strength of binding. A low-avidity antibody binds weakly and may dissociate easily during washing steps in an IAT, potentially leading to a false-negative or weakened antiglobulin phase result. The immediate spin phase detects IgM antibodies, not IgG typically detected in IAT.
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