Aim(s)
Encourage the use of standardized methodologies for the assessment of BMA
Members
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Annegreet Veldhuis-Vlug
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Olaia Naveiras
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Biagio Palmisano
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Rossella Labella
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Nathalie Bravenboer
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Greet Kerckhofs
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Eleni Douni
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Erica Scheller
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Sammy Badr
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Dimitrios Karampinos
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Sarah Beck-Cormier
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Antonella Poloni
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Maria Jesús Moreno Aliaga
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Jackie Fretz
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Matthew S Rodeheffer
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Parastoo Boroumand
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Clifford Rosen
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Mark Horowitz
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Andre van Wijnen
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Moustapha Kassem
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Joroen van de Peppel
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Christophe Chauveaux
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Tim Schulz
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Odile Broux
Approach
- Methodologies to consider for discussion include cell culture, analysis methods, such as osmium staining, Marrow Quant, MRI etc.
- Identify subject-related factors in the methodologies that may explain inter-laboratory variation (age, sex, strain, etc.)
- Identify environment-related factors in the methodologies that may explain inter-laboratory variation (temperature, humidity, commonly used chemicals/compounds, etc.)
Issues related to methodologies
- Methodologies to consider for discussion include cell culture, analysis methods, such as osmium staining, Marrow Quant, MRI etc.
- Identify subject-related factors in the methodologies that may explain inter-laboratory variation (age, sex, strain, etc.)
- Identify environment-related factors in the methodologies that may explain inter-laboratory variation (temperature, humidity, commonly used chemicals/compounds, etc.)
