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[Production and Management of Reference Materials for Infectious Disease Laboratory Testing].

Eun-Bi Oh¹, Sung-Hee Hong¹, Eun-Ju Lee¹

¹질병관리청 진단분석국 신종병원체분석과.

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|December 3, 2025

Summary

High-quality reference materials (RMs) ensure accurate infectious disease testing. The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency systematically produces RMs following international standards for reliable diagnostic results.

Area of Science:

Clinical diagnostics and infectious disease surveillance
Biotechnology and reference material production

Keywords:

Communicable diseases Quality control Reference material

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