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1. Gather all necessary samples and reagents for the laboratory- molecular diagnostics.
2. Follow all safety protocols and guidelines while handling the samples and reagents.
3. Prepare the samples by extracting the genetic material using appropriate techniques.
4. Set up PCR reactions with the extracted genetic material and specific primers.
5. Run the PCR reactions in a thermal cycler machine to amplify the specific regions of interest.
6. Analyze the PCR products using gel electrophoresis or other suitable techniques.
7. Perform data interpretation and analysis to identify the presence or absence of specific genetic markers.
8. Record and document the results accurately in a laboratory notebook or electronic system.
9. Generate a comprehensive report summarizing the findings and interpretations of the molecular diagnostics.
10. Review and validate the results with the appropriate quality control measures before reporting.

Who needs laboratory- molecular diagnostics?

1. Individuals with suspected genetic disorders that require molecular testing for accurate diagnosis.
2. Patients with infectious diseases where identification of specific pathogens is crucial for treatment.
3. Researchers studying genetic variations and mutations in different populations or organisms.
4. Forensic scientists involved in DNA profiling and identification for criminal investigations.
5. Pharmacogenomics researchers analyzing the effects of genetic variations on drug responses.
6. Healthcare professionals working in genetics clinics or laboratories.
7. Biotechnology companies developing diagnostic kits and assays based on molecular techniques.
8. Veterinarians conducting diagnosis and surveillance of animal diseases.
9. Public health officials monitoring and controlling the spread of infectious diseases.
10. Scientists studying the genetic basis of various diseases and their potential treatments.

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What is laboratory- molecular diagnostics?

Laboratory-molecular diagnostics is a branch of laboratory medicine focusing on the detection of biomarkers at the molecular level to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

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Healthcare facilities, laboratories, and medical professionals are required to file laboratory-molecular diagnostics.

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Laboratory-molecular diagnostics are usually filled out electronically through specialized software or online platforms provided by regulatory bodies.

What is the purpose of laboratory- molecular diagnostics?

The purpose of laboratory-molecular diagnostics is to identify genetic or molecular variations that can help in diagnosing diseases, predicting treatment response, and monitoring disease progression.

What information must be reported on laboratory- molecular diagnostics?

Laboratory-molecular diagnostics typically include details on the tests performed, patient information, test results, and interpretations by healthcare providers.