Articles from Medical Laboratory Observer (February 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
12-slide FISH processing system.			65
Being diplomatic without sacrificing the message.	Frings, Christopher S.		1263
Century-old smallpox scabs discovered.			397
Consistent and intense tissue staining.			62
DETA coating for better DNA retention.			217
Diagnostic test for IBD.			67
Diagnostic tests for common STDs and HSV-2.	Hall, Christopher S.; Klausner, Jeffrey D.	Cover Story	7298
Dual binocular head.			56
Erroneous reports.	Baer, Daniel M.		421
Fewer false positives.			57
Flexible antibiotic system.			100
For all laboratorians.	Ebrahimzadeh, A.	Letter to the Editor	100
Fully automated immunotyping.			61
Homeland security and bioterrorism applications: detection of bioweapon pathogens by microfluidic-based electrophoretic DNA analysis.	Gluodenis, Thomas; Harrison, Scott		1695
Laboratory proficiency testing sports anomalies.	Laubenthal, Connie		896
Labs obliged to perform properly ordered tests.	Harty-Golder, Barbara		797
Losing vacation time.	Frings, Christopher S.		603
Microarray slide handling.			77
More "salutes" for military MLTs.		Letter to the Editor	523
New prostrate cancer marker.			76
One-button start-up.			62
Optimum barrier protection.			58
Personal-size freezers.			82
Phlebotomy: the vital link between the patient and the lab.	Sembiante, Tana		1109
Plastic discard tubes.	Ernst, Dennis	Brief Article	303
President Susanne Garay discusses the changing complexion of Remel.	Dunham, Dottie	Interview	1519
Purification of total RNA.			73
QC for stain.			78
Quiet and compact.			56
Rapid enzyme immunoassay.			64
Real-time STD reporting is just around the corner!	Fisher, John		795
Reporting mixed urine culture.	Sharp, Susan E.		541
Serum protein assay.			78
The challenges of prostate cancer detection.	Bersch, Carren		2356
Think prepared!	Bersch, Carren		635
Third-generation homogeneous HDL.			61
Unique laboratorians.		Brief Article	144