Molecular Diagnostics–Techniques and Applications for the Clinical Laboratory by Grody, Wayne W. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Image Table of Contents Copyright Foreword Chapter 1. Quantitative PCR Chapter 2. Signal Amplification Methods in Molecular Diagnostics Chapter 3. The Lab-on-a-Chip Approach for Molecular Diagnostics Chapter 4. Nucleic Extraction and Amplification Chapter 5. General Procedures

I. Introduction II. Gel Electrophoresis III. Nucleic Acid Quantification by UV Absorbance

Chapter 6. Next-Generation Sequencing in Molecular Diagnostics Chapter 7. In Situ Hybridization

I. Introduction II. Components of ISH Hybridization Assays III. Automation IV. Troubleshooting V. Applications

Chapter 8. Billing and Reimbursement for Molecular Diagnostics Chapter 9. Molecular Pathology and Infectious Diseases

I. Introduction II. Emerging Infectious Diseases III. Biofilms IV. Micrornas in Large DNA Viruses V. Leishmania VI. The Future

Chapter 20. Gene Expression Analysis for Tumor Profiling Chapter 21. Molecular Diagnostics of Hematopoietic Disorders

I. Introduction II. Sample Collection and Preparation III. Analytic Techniques IV. Recommendations/Limitations of Available Methods V. Special Considerations in Quality Management VI. Reporting and Interpretation VII. Clinical Indication and Rational VIII. Case Studies IX. Future Directions X. Summary

Chapter 22. Molecular Diagnostics for the Hepatitis C Virus Chapter 23. Molecular Diagnosis of Cytomegalovirus

I. Introduction and Definitions II. Sample Collection and Preparation III. Analytical Techniques IV. Recommendations/Limitations of Available Methods V. Special Considerations in Quality Management VI. Reporting and Interpretation VII. Clinical Indication and Rationale VIII. Case Study IX. Future Directions X. Summary

Chapter 24. Molecular Detection of Multiple Respiratory Viruses Chapter 25. Human Papillomavirus and its Role in Cervical Carcinoma

I. Introduction II. Analytical Techniques III. Recommendation/Limitations of Available Methods IV. Special Considerations in Quality Management V. Reporting and Interpretation VI. Clinical Indications and Rationale VII. Future Directions VIII. Summary

I. Introduction and Definitions II. Sample Collection and Preparation III. Analytical Techniques IV. Recommendations/Limitations of Available Methods V. Special Considerations in Quality Management VI. Reporting, Interpretation, and Clinical Indication VII. Case Studies VIII. Future Directions IX. Summary

Chapter 37. Herpes Simplex Virus

I. Sample Collection and Preparation II. Analytical Techniques III. Special Considerations in Quality Management IV. Reporting Interpretation V. Summary

Chapter 38. Molecular Diagnostic Evaluation of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals Index