The Importance of QC in Patient Molecular Testing Workflows
This post on the importance of using quality controls in a laboratory’s patient testing workflow provides an overview...
This post on the importance of using quality controls in a laboratory’s patient testing workflow provides an overview...
The Drawbacks of Using Frozen Cultures in Clinical Diagnostics Maintaining bacterial stocks via frozen methods is a...
Just a quick reminder that Gram stain wastes are no longer allowed to be flushed down the drain. They are to be collected and treated as hazardous waste. The article at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3577235/ points out a way to do this on a small scale. Other collection schemes are definitely designable and may work better for your needs. This article does however present a brief background on the Gram staining hazardous waste issue.
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