CLSI MM12 A : 1ED 2006
Withdrawn
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DIAGNOSTIC NUCLEIC ACID MICROARRAYS
28-03-2016
12-01-2013
Abstract
Committee Membership
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Introduction
3 Standard Precautions
4 Terminology
5 Method Overview
6 Analytical Methods
7 Genetic Data Analysis
8 Gene Expression Data Analysis
9 Validation
10 Quality Control/Quality Assurance
References
Appendix A - Gene Expression Data Analysis
Appendix B - Validation
Appendix References
Summary of Consensus/Delegate Comments and Committee
Responses
The Quality System Approach
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Provides recommendations for many aspects of the array process including: a method overview; nucleic acid extraction; the preparation, handling, and assessment of genetic material; quality control; analytic validation; and interpretation and reporting of results.
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Supersedes NCCLS MM12 P (07/2006)
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Miscellaneous Product
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Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute
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Withdrawn
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