ISSN 2819-2842
Vol. 2, Issue 4, 2026November 11, 2026 ADT
Analytical superiority versus turnaround time: Why karyotyping persists amid the emergence of optical genome mapping in acute leukemia diagnostics
Analytical superiority versus turnaround time: Why karyotyping persists amid the emergence of optical genome mapping in acute leukemia diagnostics
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 4, 2026
Vol. 2, Issue 4, 2026
- Reflecting on the past to build the futureMariya Kuk
- Analytical superiority versus turnaround time: Why karyotyping persists amid the emergence of optical genome mapping in acute leukemia diagnosticsJulia NC ParlowTara Spence
- Mandatory synoptic reporting for colorectal cancer improves pathology reports: 8-year experience at a Canadian centreCassidy MacCormackErica SchollenbergAshley Stueck
- Building organized pathology in Ontario: The Ontario Association of Pathologists, Laboratory Approval, and Regional Pathology Services, 1937–1966Alison HuntAllan Jeffrey Hunt
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Parlow JN, Spence T. Analytical superiority versus turnaround time: Why karyotyping persists amid the emergence of optical genome mapping in acute leukemia diagnostics. CanJMedSpec. 2026;2(4):7-12. doi:10.63838/001c.172324