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Clinical Chemistry Podcast

Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

This free monthly podcast is offered by Clinical Chemistry. Clinical Chemistry is the leading forum for peer-reviewed, original research on innovative practices in today"s clinical laboratory.

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July 2018 Summary Ludwig

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2018/06/26

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July 2018 Summary Hogan

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2018/06/26

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July 2018 Summary Keup

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2018/06/26

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July 2018 Summary Than

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2018/06/26

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Clinical Utility of Transcriptome Sequencing: Toward...

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2018/05/29

The June 2018 issue of Clinical Chemistry published a Perspective article titled, “Clinical Utility of Transcriptome Sequencing: Towards a Better Diagnosis for Mendelian Disorders.” In it, the authors Drs. Sumant Chakravorty and Madhuri Hegde discussed the impact of findings by Cummings and colleagues, who have shown for the first time in 2017 the clinical utility of next generation sequencing based transcriptome sequencing to increase molecular diagnostic yield by sequencing RNA.

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Neurogranin as Cerebrospinal Fluid Biomarker for...

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2018/05/29

Dementia is a devastating disease with a huge global impact. Today, over 46 million people live with dementia worldwide. It is possible that promising treatments for Alzheimer’s disease have failed thus far because treatment was started at a late stage of the disease process. So, early treatment could be beneficial, but how do you recognize a patient with Alzheimer’s disease if he or she does not present with clinical symptoms? This is a key question, and presents an enormous opportunity for

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Clinical Evaluation of a Blood Assay to Diagnose...

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2018/05/17

Tuberculosis is a prevalent and potentially deadly infectious disease with a worldwide incidence of more than 10 million new cases each year, and in 2015 alone, 1.4 million deaths were attributed to TB. Much of the world relies on microbiologic techniques to detect tuberculosis including smear microscopy and mycobacterial culture which has a very long sample to answer timeframe. Both methods also have low clinical sensitivity for paucibacillary TB cases which account for more than 60% of new TB

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Audio Summary June 2018

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2018/05/16

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June 2018 Summary Schirmer

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2018/05/16

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June 2018 Summary Waalkes

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2018/05/16

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June 2018 Summary Wu

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2018/05/16

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June 2018 Summary Willemse

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2018/05/16

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June 2018 Summary Cannaert

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2018/05/16

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June 2018 Summary Ismail

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2018/05/16

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Clinical and Genomic Insights from Metastatic Cancers

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2018/05/10

Metastatic or recurrent cancers are a common cause of death among cancer patients. Genomic investigations of cancer over the past 10 years have led to tremendous advancement in the understanding of the underlying biology and in the development of targeted treatment options. Much of the discovery has been focused on primary treatment-naive cancers, since biological specimens for genomic analysis are more abundant in these cases that are available from patients with metastatic cancers. The lack of

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From DESI to the MasSpec Pen: Ambient Ionization Mass...

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2018/05/09

Surgery is a common form of treatment in patients with solid tumors. Depending on the cancer, surgery may be used to remove cancer that is contained within a specific area, to debulk a tumor, or to ease symptoms caused by a tumor. In each case, it is critical to distinguish cancerous from noncancerous tissue during the operation. Today, pathologists perform rapid microscopic investigations of biopsied tissue and make the diagnosis. In the future, this may be conducted using mass spectrometry

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Evaluating Rapid Rule-out of Acute Myocardial...

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2018/05/01

Cardiac troponin measured with newer generations of analytically highly sensitive assays have been investigated in accelerated discharge protocols on the assumption that they have an improved ability to detect and quantify cardiomyocyte injury more quickly than previous generation’s assays. In the May 2018 issue of Clinical Chemistry, Dr. Jaimi Greenslade from the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Herston, Australia, and her colleagues investigated a high sensitivity cardiac troponin I assay to

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Audio Summary May 2018

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2018/04/24

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May 2018 Summary Hilderink

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2018/04/24

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May 2018 Summary Selvin

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2018/04/24

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