NCCLS eNews - 4 February 2004  (Plain Text Version)

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News
 NCCLS: Working to Achieve Globalization in Health Care
 Press Releases
Standards Status
 Notice of Vote and Comment Deadline for Consensus Document
 Recently Approved Documents
 Recently Published ISO Standards
 Seeking Input and Volunteer Participation on New Project Committee – Call for Nominations
Events and Exhibits
 Meeting Calendar - February
 Upcoming Events and Exhibits
Membership
 Join Us
 New and Sustaining Members


Press Releases

(GP28-P) Microwave Device Use; (M33-A) Antiviral Susceptibility Testing; and (MM7-A) FISH Methods for Medical Genetics

NCCLS Announces Availability of New NCCLS Document on Microwave Device Use in the Clinical Laboratory; Proposed Guideline

NCCLS document GP28-P — Microwave Device Use in the Clinical Laboratory; Proposed Guideline, provides recommendations for quality assurance and safety procedures for microwave equipment use, and provides a means to understand and troubleshoot conditions that contribute to variability in microwave-accelerated procedures in human clinical, veterinary, and research histopathology laboratories.

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NCCLS Announces Availability of New NCCLS Document on Antiviral Susceptibility Testing: Herpes Simplex Virus by Plaque Reduction Assay; Approved Standard

NCCLS document M33-A — Antiviral Susceptibility Testing: Herpes Simplex Virus by Plaque Reduction Assay; Approved Standard, provides a protocol for the performance of the plaque reduction assay for phenotypic antiviral susceptibility testing of herpes simplex virus. 

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NCCLS Announces Availability of New NCCLS Document on Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) Methods for Medical Genetics; Approved Guideline

NCCLS document MM7-A — Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH), Methods for Medical Genetics; Approved Guideline, may be used to detect cytogenetic aberrations that are not readily evident by standard cytogenetic banding analyses. 

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