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Clinical Chemistry

The leading international journal of laboratory medicine, Clinical Chemistry features nearly 400 peer-reviewed studies every year that help patients get accurate diagnoses and essential care, as well as recurring features like clinical case studies, perspectives, podcasts, and Q&A articles.
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About Clinical Chemistry

As the most trusted and authoritative journal in laboratory medicine, Clinical Chemistry strives to advance the field by showcasing vital research that holds the key to challenging patient health problems. The papers the journal publishes drive clinical testing forward and are chosen based on the novelty of their findings as well as the high quality of the scientific evidence they present.

ADLM Professional, Transitional, and Trainee members receive access to Clinical Chemistry as a free member benefit.

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Exploring the role of cardiac troponin-specific autoantibodies (cTnAAbs)

Research shows that endogenous cTnAAbs prolong elimination half-life and reduce the clearance of cTn in the circulation, an important consideration to ensure accurate diagnosis of myocardial infarction.
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Characterizing cell-free DNA (cfDNA)

A recent study demonstrates the existence of a cfDNA strand-specific characteristic — pronounced mitochondrial DNA in the noncoding region — and provides insights into the biological properties of cfDNA and a potential novel role as biomarkers.

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