Neil Spooner, Senior Editor of Bioanalysis and Founder and Director of Spooner Bioanalytical Solutions (Hertford, UK), discusses recent technological advances and current regulatory perspectives on patient-centric sampling approaches.
Read the Bioanalysis Zone team’s top five take away messages from the 12th EBF Open Symposium, from automation to patient-centric sampling in this conference report.
Register for our exclusive Coffee Chat focusing on patient-centric sampling. This informal discussion centers on this new type of workflow that benefits the patient, enabling the collection of previously difficult data.
In this special report from Bioanalysis , the authors report on the importance of physiologically relevant quantitative bioanalytical assays. They share experiences from project support (internal and at CROs) that suggests the need to be ever vigilant translating the needs of bioanalysis with those of project teams.
In this article, the authors describe a simple, effective approach to achieve accelerated method development of high-throughput and reliable LC–MS/MS assays for regulated bioanalysis.
This review investigates the use of VOCs in disease diagnosis, the analytical techniques employed and the problems associated with sample handling and standardization. It then suggests the barriers to future development.
More variability than expected found in common blood tests of healthy adults from commercial laboratories.
New barcoded latch rack and wireless barcode reader technology, developed by ThermoFisher Scientific (MA, USA), will assist researchers by securely identifying samples and enabling the accurate tracking of these samples throughout the workflow.
In this Editorial the pros and cons of dried matrix spot sampling for cerebrospinal fluid analysis are discussed.
A research group from the University at Albany (NY, USA) discover a forensic screening technique to identify the gender of suspects using their fingerprints.
