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Automation Techniques in Clinical Virology,ts have been able to automate a number of laboratory activities, including sample collection, processing, analysis, and result interpretation, using the combination Biotechnology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Omics technology. Real-time monitoring of viral infections has been made possible by a

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Automation Techniques in Infectious Diseases, humankind all over the world and are the leading cause of mortality. Diagnoses of infectious diseases that are inaccurate have an impact on both the patient’s and the community’s health. This review discusses some application-oriented, dependable, secure, and quickly deployable automation technolog

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Quality and Controls in Automation Techniques, diagnostic laboratories. However, the high volume and high throughput state that has evolved due to automation calls for the verification of the quality of all reports produced, which is crucial for the patients. Therefore, it is essential that all results from tests are relevant, reliable, timely

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Obstacles of Conventional to Automation in Clinical Microbiology,have been implemented in clinical biochemistry and clinical haematology where most of which operate on blood or urine and only use a few standard tube sizes. However, the fact that different clinical specimen types are received in different types of containers for various tests with varied processin

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The Disadvantages of Automation in Clinical Microbiology,y automation (TLA) are not just a plain shift from the manual specimen processing methodologies towards mechanisation. On the contrary, the transition towards automation should involve a critical change in the basic functioning of the laboratory and motivate users to reassess the methods in use, whi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34339-1tely help the patients, their family and the country with lesser disease and economic burden. These features are likely to justify their requirement in diagnostic microbiology including mycology as the integral part of the laboratory for early, precise and accurate diagnosis of fungal diseases.