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. 2014 Oct;6(20):2713-20.
doi: 10.4155/bio.14.231.

7th GCC Insights: incurred samples use; fit-for-purpose validation, solution stability, electronic laboratory notebook and hyperlipidemic matrix testing

Mario Rocci  1 , Steve Lowes, Ronald Shoup, Fabio Garofolo, Raymond Farmen, Tianyi Zhang, John Allinson, Dominique Gouty, Roger Hayes, Robert Nicholson, Richard Houghton, Isabelle Dumont, Richard LeLacheur, Jennifer Zimmer, Maria Cruz Caturla, Philippe Couerbe, Kayode Awaiye, Saadya Fatmi, Curtis Sheldon, Joseph Bower, Michelle Fiscella, Douglas Fast, Stephanie Cape, Jim Hulse, John Kamerud, Stephanie Pasas-Farmer, Wei Garofolo, Marc Moussallie, Mike Buonarati, Nadine Boudreau, Brigitte Pellerin, Jenny Lin, Allan Xu, Mohammed Bouhajib, Mary Stipancic, Corey Nehls, Mark Warren, Shane Karnik, Craig Stovold, Scott Reuschel, Laura Cojocaru, John Marcelletti, Xinping Fang, Ian Smith, Andrea Watson
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7th GCC Insights: incurred samples use; fit-for-purpose validation, solution stability, electronic laboratory notebook and hyperlipidemic matrix testing

Mario Rocci et al. Bioanalysis. 2014 Oct.
No abstract available

Keywords: ELN; ISS; biomarker validation; electronic laboratory notebook; fit-for-purpose validation; hyperlipidemic matrix; incurred sample stability; incurred samples; lipemic plasma; solution stability.

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