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Quality, Regulation and Clinical Utility of Laboratory-developed Tests

Errata

Errata for comments received from the draft report, Quality, Regulation and Clinical Utility of Laboratory-developed Tests.


October 6, 2010

The Quality, Regulation and Clinical Utility of Laboratory-developed Molecular Tests report dated October 6, 2010, includes some minor corrections that were inadvertently overlooked in the previous version of the report linked to the AHRQ Web site in June 2010.

In this corrected version of the report, typographical errors missed in the May 2010 version of the report have been corrected. In addition, all gene names throughout the report were italicized in accordance with naming conventions specified by genenames.org. Lastly, text was added in Chapter 2 citing two references that had previously solely been cited within Table 10 in the May 2010 report.

None of these corrections impact the general findings of the report.

Project ID: LABC0707

Page last reviewed October 2014
Internet Citation: Quality, Regulation and Clinical Utility of Laboratory-developed Tests: Errata. October 2014. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://archive.ahrq.gov/research/findings/ta/comments/misccomments/errata.html

 

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