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Caltag sells it conjugated to FITC, R-PE, Tricolor(Cy5-PE) and purified
Ab. You can get small amounts for relatively small bucks - 100ug FITC =
$75 or 50ug PE =$50. They are located in So. San Francisco/800-874-4007.
PharMingen (San Diego CA/ 800-848-6772) sells clone GL3V65 which is a
hamster IgG, conjugated to Biotin, FITC, PE, Cychrome, APC or purified Ab.
Runs anywhere from $125-$325 depending on quantity and conjugate. They
also sell clone GL4 but only in a purified form. This antibody activates
T-cells. They also
sell clone UC7-13D5 in purified form.
PharMingen also sells MAB's against 2 specific gamma chains - Vgamma2 and
Vgamma as well as 1 specific for Vdelta4 TCR. All three are sold
conjugated to either biotin, FITC, or PE. All are hamster IgG.
Hope this helps your user. Don't know much about Langerhans.
Rochelle Diamond diamond@cco.caltech.edu
Applications Specialist
Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting Facility
Division of Biology
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena CA
On Tue, 7 Feb 1995 hilliard@zookeeper.zoo.uga.edu wrote:
> Hi folks!
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> Many, many thanks to those helpful souls who sent along suggestions for our
> foray into the world of sub-micron particles. I'm digesting the info now,
> and really appreciate the pointers!
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> Another user is interested in mouse gamma-delta T cells and Langerhans
> cells, and would greatly appreciate suggestions for commercial sources, or
> perhaps any labs willing to share some of their "private stock"?
> He's had no luck so far, and knows of few people working on these
> cells--anyone have any suggestions? As always, MTIA (many thanks in
> advance)!!
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> Steve
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