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But today we're going to talk about

all things of biochemistry with one of our fabulous lecturers in clinical pathology, Dr. Emma,

thank you for joining us virtually. Not a problem, thank you. So you could be sitting on a beach

somewhere, but obviously not. I mean, as space, clinical clinical psychologists could be working in theory anywhere, right?

Yeah.

I suppose with all of the new scanning coming in, yeah, I think a lot of people are now finding it a lot easier to work remotely.

We're probably not quite up to that level at the minute. But yeah, so far there is

clinical pathologist still on site at the hospital. Very good. And thank you for doing that.

So when I first asked you to talk about sort of biochemistry, and sorry, that must have been

quite a bit like what is he on about?

So please, in general, it might be good to, to maybe sort of talk about what biochemistry analyzes that people tend to have an in-house and, and what the, what are the kind of

differences if they, if they get to an external reference to the laboratory such as

ourselves? Yes, so the tabletop analyzers tend to be the dry chemistry analyzes or the cartridge

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