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New Benchmark Could Improve Detection of Genetic Variants

Scientists have characterized over 20,000 variants in 273 genes of medical importance
byNational Institute of Standards and Technology
NIST engineer Katy Keenan opens Phreddie, a phantom for calibrating MRI machines that is traceable to standardized values. The phantom is filled with small plastic containers of various salt solutions that mimic tissues of the human body.
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NIST-Led Study Finds Variations in Quantitative MRI Scanners’ Measurements

These variations could make a clinical difference in diagnosing a benign versus a malignant brain tumor
byNational Institute of Standards and Technology
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New Cell Lines Produce NIST Monoclonal Antibody for Improved Biologic Drugs

Monoclonal antibodies are proteins manufactured in the laboratory that can target specific disease cells, viruses, and other antigens
byNational Institute of Standards and Technology
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