Etiqueta: JMolDiagn

An article entitled “Solving the :: Fusion Nomenclature Challenge for File and Directory Naming,”1 which was recently published in this journal, proposes alterations to the well-established and globally accepted nomenclature for the formal description …

An article entitled “Solving the :: Fusion Nomenclature Challenge for File and Directory Naming,”1 which was recently published in this journal, proposes alterations to the well-established and globally accepted nomenclature for the formal description …

We appreciate the thoughtful engagement of Dalgleish et al regarding the interaction between Human Genome Variation Society (HGVS) Nomenclature and the file system constraints we outlined in our article.1 The authors correctly highlight that specific c…

Quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) assays often lack harmonization, leading to variability in viral load reporting. Differences in calibration materials, assay design, extraction methods, and gene targets further complicate standardization. We evaluated…

Quantitative real-time PCR assays often lack harmonization, leading to variability in viral load reporting. Differences in calibration materials, assay design, extraction methods, and gene targets further complicate standardization. This study evaluate…

An article entitled “Solving the :: Fusion Nomenclature Challenge for File and Directory Naming,”1 which was recently published in this journal, proposes alterations to the well-established and globally accepted nomenclature for the formal description …