janoshik
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"Bioanalysis is a sub-discipline of analytical chemistry covering the quantitative measurement"
Clinical usefullness of the assay comes from it being useful for analytical purposes, just as the logic dictates. If it was a bad analytical tool, it wouldn't be used in the MOST SENSITIVE applications - which healthcare certainly is. And ELISA is the TRUE gold standard there.
No need to cite anything for that.
Clinical usefullness of the assay comes from it being useful for analytical purposes, just as the logic dictates. If it was a bad analytical tool, it wouldn't be used in the MOST SENSITIVE applications - which healthcare certainly is. And ELISA is the TRUE gold standard there.
No need to cite anything for that.