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Validation of polymerase chain reaction-based techniques for proxy detection of bacterial fish pathogens: framework, problems and possible solutions for environmental applications

1998-03-01

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Validation is a process that establishes the extent to which a technique generates meaningful data when it is applied, for a specific purpose, in a specific experimental context. This review develops a framework for the performance of validation studies of the application of PCR-based techniques to the detection of fish pathogenic bacteria in the environment. It is argued that the potential for the application of...

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bcf75164-9787-52b1-9bcb-4515c730f4b1
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10.1016/s0044-8486(98)00207-5
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