ARUP Scientific Resource for Research and Education

The University of Utah Department of Pathology and ARUP Laboratories hosts a growing number of human gene variant-disease database collections. Each database relies on both medical and molecular expertise, and uniquely displays sequence variation and clinical information together.

• Online Credits:    Test Utilization: Are You Driving the Bus, Chased by the Bus, or Under It? by Debbi Tiffany MSED, MLS(ASCP)^CMSC^CM SLS^CM
• Online Credits:    The Human Side of Change Management by Cheryl Vincent, MBA
• Online Credits:    Primary Antibody Deficiencies by Attila Kumanovics, MD
• Online Credits:    Genetic Susceptibility to Infectious Diseases by Attila Kumanovics, MD

More video lectures

• Spotlight on Test Utilization:

  New and Old Strategies for Detecting In Utero Drug Exposure by Frederick Strathmann, PhD, DABCC (CC,TC)

• Spotlight on Test Utilization:

  Direct Free Copper versus Calculated Free Copper in Wilson Disease Diagnosis and Monitoring by Frederick Strathmann, PhD, DABCC (CC,TC)

• Spotlight on Test Utilization:

  Quantitation, Confirmation and Compliance Determination using Urine Drug Test Results by Frederick Strathmann, PhD, DABCC (CC,TC)

• Spotlight on Test Utilization:

  Genomic Microarray by Sarah South, PhD

More short topics

• Online Credits:    Cytopathology Case 16: FNA and Core Biopsy Diagnosis of a Retroperitoneal Mass
• Online Credits:    Hematopathology Case 3: 2-Year Old Male with Numerous Infections, Persistent Leukocytosis and Monocytosis
• Online Credits:    Hematopathology Case 2: CD15 positive diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
• Online Credits:    Cytopathology Case 15: Fine Needle Aspirate of Parotid Gland Mass in a 53 year-old Woman

More case reports

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