Gluteraldehyde autofluorescence quenching

Susan D. DEMAGGIO (SDDEMAGG@uci.edu)
Fri, 05 Aug 94 09:01:24 PST

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I have been asked by a researcher to see if I can find a way
to quench autofluorescence of gluteraldehyde - or get around
it. Does anyone have any suggestions for us? THANKS

Sue DeMaggio
UC Irvine

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