Session: Concluding remarks & farewell
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15 March 2017
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Concluding remarks & farewell
15 March 2017
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13225
Educational quiz: presentation and discussion of MS challenges in clinical routine
15 March 2017
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13221
Antibiotic resistance testing using MALDI-TOF – overview of methods and feasibility for the routine laboratory
15 March 2017
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13226
Areas of uncertainties by using MALDI-TOF and problems to solve
14 March 2017
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13201
MALDI-TOF-based subtyping as a tool for outbreak investigation – an overview
14 March 2017
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13216
Mycobacterium tuberculosis protein expression profiling using SWATH MS
14 March 2017
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13203
Enterobacteriaceae subtyping using MALDI-TOF
14 March 2017
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13207
Clostridium difficile subtyping using MALDI-TOF MS
14 March 2017
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13208
Quality control and technical reproducibility using MALDI-TOF
14 March 2017
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13211
Mass-spectrometry technologies – more than just MALDI-TOF MS
14 March 2017
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13745
Bioinformatics to analysis – MS data in clinical microbiology
14 March 2017
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13212
Porin detection using SWATH MS
13 March 2017
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13182
Overview and introduction to MALDI-TOF mass-spectrometry – identification and beyond
13 March 2017
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13744
Advanced analysis methods can improve the typing possibilities using MALDI-TOF
13 March 2017
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13743
VITEK MS: identification of critical pathogens and beyond
13 March 2017
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13184
MALDI-TOF MS directly from positive blood culture – rapid identification protocols and impact on patients
13 March 2017
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13189
Identification of anaerobes using MALDI-TOF MS
13 March 2017
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13192
MALDI-TOF directly from urine samples as a tool to rapidly detect urinary tract infection
13 March 2017
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13194
Current challenges with fungal identification using MALDI-TOF – how to improve?
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