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Diagnostics

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Min-maxing Microbes

| George Francis Lee | 2 min read

Genes resistant to antibiotics are optimizing their spread

Diagnostics Biochemistry and molecular biology

The Next Generation of NGS

| George Francis Lee | 5 min read

An interview with Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Garret Hampton on the future of next-generation sequencing

Diagnostics COVID-19

Doggy Diagnostics

| George Francis Lee | 3 min read

Can man’s best friend beat gold standard testing?

Diagnostics COVID-19

Intentional Infection

| George Francis Lee | 9 min read

A study that infected patients with COVID-19 spurred some controversy, but what did it reveal?

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

Finding the Art in Cartilage

| Craig Horbinski

A photogenic (and purple!) stain of cartilage

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

A Rare Resolve

| Georgia Hulme | 5 min read

The Acute Care Genomics program has combined whole genome sequencing with multiomics to provide more rapid rare disease diagnoses

Diagnostics Biochemistry and molecular biology

Beautiful Biochem

| Emma Lewis

An artistic impression of cellular apoptosis by 15-year-old Emma

Diagnostics COVID-19

Bat News: Pandemic Potential

| George Francis Lee | 2 min read

Wild bats in China are carrying novel coronaviruses capable of binding to human ACE2 receptor

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

Unleashing the Power of Digital Microscopy

| Amy Meitus, Ahmed Bentahar | 7 min read

How can digitizing microscopy transform hematopathology? Ahmed Bentahar and Amy Meitus explain

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

A Trip Down Memory Lane

| Georgia Hulme | 4 min read

Join us as we reflect on some of our favorite print covers – and issues – since The Pathologist launched

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