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Diagnostics

Diagnostics Analytical science

After the Storm

| Claire Cannet, Manfred Spraul

Not all patients recover from COVID-19 – and, as the question of long-term symptoms loom, analytical techniques may offer diagnostic options

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

Observing Infection

A peek into the life of a parasite infecting a host cell

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Matters of the Heart

| Liv Gaskill

Could genetic testing put an end to heart disease once and for all?

Diagnostics Precision medicine

In-House Matters

| Nikoletta Sidiropoulos

Keeping next-generation sequencing in house has many benefits for both laboratories and patients

Diagnostics Clinical care

Rare Disease Rundown

| George Francis Lee

Rare diseases are inherently less understood than most other areas of pathology – but the uphill battle is slowly being won

Diagnostics Infectious disease

On the Sanctity of SARS-CoV-2 Sequencing

| Tian Yu

Could the adoption of antigen testing put the US farther behind in SARS-CoV-2 sequencing and variant tracking?

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Single Test Boosts Childhood Cancer Care

| George Francis Lee

Whole transcriptome RNA sequencing improves identification of gene fusions in pediatric cancer

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Secrets of the Cervical Cells

| Liv Gaskill

New indices predict poor prognosis in patients with breast or ovarian cancer

Diagnostics Technology and innovation

Rolling in the Deep (Learning)

| George Francis Lee

A new deep learning model can offer diagnostic support for hepatocellular nodular lesions

Diagnostics Biochemistry and molecular biology

Double Trouble

3D organoids demonstrate the effects of malicious coinfection with HPV16 and chlamydia

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