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DNA: Cutting the future of genome editing
The latest CRISPR-Cas technology has been used to eliminate all traces of HIV from infected cells in the lab. Here we look at how gene editing could revolutionise clinical treatments and ask what the limitations are for its future use.
SPONSORED: The power of automated gel-based ID-cards in routine immunohematology workflows
Immuno-haematology assays are pivotal to the carrying out of blood grouping, antibody screening and transfusions, and represent a critically time-dependent stage in the patient management pathway.
My lab: antibodymediated autoimmune neurology
A guided tour of the Oxford Autoimmune Neurology Diagnostic Laboratory.
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Education: a unified approach
Dr Donna Johnson, Course Director for Postgraduate Biomedical Sciences at Leeds Beckett University, argues that we need to move away from the old model of education that separates subdisciplines.
ISO 15189:2022: A transition update from UKAS
Al Bryant, Healthcare Accreditation Specialist at UKAS, and Alison Benson, Senior Assessment Manager at UKAS, with the latest.
Improving transfusion with training
Ruth Evans and Laura Eastwood from NHS Blood and Transplant discuss virtual reality training for blood transfusion testing.
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Myths of employing a deaf person
Alexandra Broderick, a Biomedical Scientist at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, on misconceptions.
