Clinical Biochemistry: A Laboratory Guide

Creates a wide-ranging knowledge base for laboratory experiments with an understanding of their principles Covers a wide range of analytical techniques, such as mass spectrometry, PCR, ELISA, RIA, flow cytometry, spectrophotometry, etc., with basics characterization, testing, and clinical applications Demonstrates the preparation of buffers, the checking of pH of different analytes, and the calculations in an easy way Briefly introduces molecular biology through DNA isolation and quantification techniques Highlights the importance of quality control in clinical biochemistry in this era of automation when most clinical laboratories use fully automatic random-access analyzers for investigations Serve as a ready reckoner/library with a wealth of information to aspiring undergraduate (MBBS, BSc MLT, BSc Medical, etc.), postgraduate (MSc MLT, MSc Biotechnology, MSc Life Sciences), and postdoctoral researchers engaged in biosensor domain by providing knowledge on enzyme kinetics and enzyme nanoparticles–based sensing Provides a basic knowledge for clinical interpretation so that the students can upgrade their skills in practical and clinical biochemistry rather than just write practical files