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Immunofixation electrophoresis is the process of separating proteins in the blood (serum) or urine using an electric current to move them across a thin layer of gel. It is used to identify the presence or absence of abnormal proteins and to detect, diagnose and monitor the course and treatment of conditions associated with these proteins, including multiple myeloma and other related diseases. (Lab Test Online UK).This manual guides practitioners through the technique and interpretation of immunofixation electrophoresis. Beginning with an introduction, the book provides a step by step description of the techniques, instruments, electrophoresis patterns and their interpretation, stains used, and diseases that may be diagnosed with this process.More than 200 full colour images and illustrations enhance learning. Key pointsStep by step guide to immunofixation electrophoresisDescribes different methods and their interpretationCovers diseases that may be diagnosed using electrophoresis, including multiple myelomaIncludes more than 200 full colour images and illustrations

This book is a concise guide to medical laboratory safety in hospitals. Divided into five sections, it covers biosafety and biosecurity, chemical hazards, radioactive materials hazards, healthcare-associated infections and biocides, and waste management.The manual describes methods to prevent accidents, as well as measures that should be taken if they do occur. Safety measures suggested by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and Centres for Disease Control (CDC) are also included.Manual of Laboratory Safety is an invaluable, up to date reference guide for laboratory owners and technicians and includes images, illustrations and tables, to enhance learning.Key pointsConcise guide to medical laboratory safety in hospitalsCovers all hazards including chemical and radioactive hazards, infections and waste managementIncludes safety measures suggested by the WHO and CDCFeatures images, illustrations and tables to enhance learning