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Clinical Chemistry Podcast

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.

Sep 23, 2013

The analysis of circulating cell-free tumor DNA has considerable potential for the detention and monitoring of cancers. Substantial effort has been made to identify cancer associated genetic changes that might be suitable for use as new tumor markers. However, only a few of these genetic markers have been translated...


Automation in the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory

Sep 16, 2013

The clinical microbiology laboratory is sometimes considered low-tech, particularly when compared to the high degree of automation found in the clinical chemistry laboratory. However, systems are emerging for the clinical microbiology laboratory with the potential to automate almost all areas of testing,...


Sep 16, 2013

The clinical microbiology laboratory is sometimes considered low-tech, particularly when compared to the high degree of automation found in the clinical chemistry laboratory. However, systems are emerging for the clinical microbiology laboratory with the potential to automate almost all areas of testing,...


Sep 9, 2013

For many taking a home pregnancy test can be upsetting, particularly if there is not complete confidence in the result. The November 2013 print issue of Clinical Chemistry published a paper from a group led by Dr. Ann Gronowski that reported false-negative results in point-of-care and over-the-counter qualitative...


Sep 3, 2013

Maintaining long-term stability of analytical procedures is an important responsibility for clinical laboratories. This process typically includes a comparison of current and new reagent lots through paired measurements of patient or control samples, with defined criteria for acceptance and rejection of the new lot.