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Development and evaluation of a calibrator material for nucleic acid-based assays for diagnosing aspergillosis.

  • Deborah Abdul-Ali
  • , Cornelius Clancy
  • , M Hong Nguyen
  • , J Peter Donnelly
  • , Rosemary Barnes
  • , John R Wingard (Collaborator)
  • , Michele Sugrue (Collaborator)
  • , Barbara D Alexander (Collaborator)
  • , Angela M Caliendo (Collaborator)
  • , G Marshall Lyon (Collaborator)
  • , Lindsey Baden (Collaborator)
  • , Francisco Marty (Collaborator)
  • , L Joseph Wheat (Collaborator)
  • , David Denning (Collaborator)
  • , Ming-Hong Nguyen (Collaborator)
  • , Cornelius J Clancy (Collaborator)
  • , Juergen Loeffler (Collaborator)
  • , Stéphane Bretagne (Collaborator)
  • , Willem J G Melchers (Collaborator)
  • , P Lewis White (Collaborator)
  • Lena Klingspor (Collaborator), Elaine Mc (Collaborator), Manuel Cuenca-Estrella (Collaborator), Thomas F Patterson (Collaborator), Brian Wickes (Collaborator), William R Kirkpatrick (Collaborator), Laura Navjar (Collaborator), Nathan P Wiederhold (Collaborator), Monica Herrera (Collaborator), Scott Filler (Collaborator), Donald C Sheppard (Collaborator), Peter Warn (Collaborator), Mark Wessel (Collaborator), Steven B Kleiboeker (Collaborator), Brent L Seaton (Collaborator)

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    Abstract

    Twelve laboratories evaluated candidate material for an Aspergillus DNA calibrator. The DNA material was quantified using limiting-dilution analysis; the mean concentration was determined to be 1.73 × 10(10) units/ml. The calibrator can be used to standardize aspergillosis diagnostic assays which detect and/or quantify nucleic acid.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalJournal of clinical microbiology
    Volume51
    Issue number7
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - Jul 2013

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