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Failure of Current Laboratory Protocols to Detect Lot-to-Lot Reagent Differences: Findings and Possible Solutions

from Clinical Chemistry Podcast

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

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