Molecular Methods in Clinical Microbiology Introduction

Introducing New Laboratory-Developed Molecular Methods in the Clinical Microbiology Laboratories

Introduction to Clinical Microbiology

Kador's paper would have been much more complete had it mentioned some current inhibitors of sorbitol formation. In addition to the article on sugar-induced opacities, Human Cataract Formation contains thirteen other research papers. The subjects range from calcium and the physiology of cataracts to cytoskeletal proteins of the aging human lens. Most of the work in the symposium is concise, luc...

Molecular Testing in Microbiology

There are significant challenges associated with qualitative and quantitative nucleic acid tests performed in diagnostic laboratories. The development of internationally available certified reference materials which can be traced to reference measurements will contribute to a better understanding of the performance characteristics of nucleic acid tests and enhance reliability and comparability ...

molecular diagnostics in clinical microbiology

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Molecular Diagnostics in Clinical Microbiology

In the daily routine of a clinical microbiological laboratory, pathogens can be detected in several ways. Diagnostics of infectious diseases require a strategic approach, since the etiological agent can be of bacterial, viral, fungal or protozoan origin, frequently sharing an identical syndrome. A complicating factor is that the clinical sample, sent to the laboratory, can be severely contamina...