Laboratory techniques

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In spite of the continual standardization of test result formats, the improvements of laboratory technologies, publications of reference guidelines, and the advancements in hematology analyzers, the methods of reporting or grading abnormal red blood cell morphology still vary among laboratories everywhere. This article describes the methods or systems of reporting abnormal red cell morphology and the conditions associated with the abnormalities. Read more: Reporting and grading of abnormal…

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When was the last time you thought about your pipetting technique after you first learned about it? For many of us pipetting becomes routine after a little practice. Typically, liquid handling quality assurance regulations place great emphasis on pipette calibration, repair and maintenance. However, ensuring the competence of the pipette operator (a lab employee) is an often neglected and altogether crucial area. In reality even highly experienced laboratory technologists may have never…

Using modern laboratory techniques, it is relatively easy to add pieces of foreign DNA to bacteria. To do this, scientists first package their DNA of interest within a circular DNA molecule (a vector). They then use various techniques to induce bacteria to take up the vector.

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