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Trends and Technology: Summer 2004

Mary Jane Gore
American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science July 2004, 17 (3) 191-193; DOI: https://doi.org/10.29074/ascls.17.3.191
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Trends and Technology welcomes releases and information about new products, services, Web sites, trends, and upcoming events (give us six months lead time for seminars and meetings). If your company has a Web site that you would like for us to review, please send us news for our Online section, or tell us about sites that would interest clinical laboratory scientists. These sites, as well as the new product information, are offered for reader information only. We cannot vouch for them and their presence here does not constitute an endorsement by CLS or ASCLS.

NEW PRODUCTS Kimball Genetics is pleased to announce availability of the One-Day Celiac Disease DNA Test for cheek cell specimens in addition to blood. Cheek cell specimens are popular with both patients and physicians because they eliminate the need for a blood draw and are convenient to collect and ship. Kimball Genetics' unique ability to perform celiac disease testing on cheek cells enables direct-to-consumer marketing of this service. For more information, contact Juli Murphy, (800) 320-1807.

American Diagnostica offers an extensive line of clinical laboratory products. Among its most recent offerings are its Imubind®/ELISA-based test kit for the quantitation of activated human factor VII(fVIIa) in plasma, as well as in cell culture supernatants; a line of optimized test kits for the determination of Thrombin Activatable Fibrinolysis Inhibitor (TAFI); and an extensive offering of hemostasis reference, deficient, and control plasmas to support the needs of clinical laboratory scientists. The company also offers a broad line of control…

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