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. 2021 Apr 9;132:S280. doi: 10.1016/S1096-7192(21)00514-X
Extending and adapting the functions of genetic laboratories during the COVID-19 pandemic–challenges and successes
Lora Bean
, Eprem Chin
, Ian Jarvis
, Laura Schmitt
, Dayle Blencowe
, Bruno Ping
, Jan Gurr
, Zeqiang Ma
, Evangeline Voultsis
, Stephanie Dallaire
, Nam Le
, Andrea Behlmann
, Sean Romigh
, PJ Borandi
, Madhuri Hegde
Lora Bean, PhD
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Eprem Chin, MBA, BTech(Hon), MB(ASCP), QLC
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Ian Jarvis, PhD
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Laura Schmitt, BA
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Dayle Blencowe, PhD
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Bruno Ping, MBA, Msc
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Jan Gurr, BS
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Zeqiang Ma, PhD
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Evangeline Voultsis, MS
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Stephanie Dallaire, BS
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Nam Le, PhD
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Andrea Behlmann, PhD
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Sean Romigh, BS
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Madhuri Hegde, PhD, FACMG
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Issue date 2021 Apr.
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