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Short Communication: Dried Blood Spots Stored at Room Temperature Should Not Be Used for HIV Incidence Testing
The limiting antigen (LAg)-avidity assay is a serologic assay used for cross-sectional HIV incidence testing. We compared the results obtained with the LAg-avidity assay using dried blood spot (DBS) samples stored at room temperature (18°C-25°C) or stored frozen at -80°C with results obtained from m
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