RE: MK marker for baboon
john michie (jm5@maties.sun.ac.za)
Wed, 22 Feb 95 09:18 GMT+200
> To the person enquiring about baboon NK marker (I've lost the original
> email). I forwarded the question to a Vetinarian at the S.A. Medical Research
> Council here, since they work with primates, and received the following
> advice.
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> Dear John: suggestion re NK marker: try email
> MASIMON@warren.med.harvard.edu. This is Dr Meredith A. Simon, a
> pathologist at the New England Regional Primate Res Centre. If he
> does not know he will know someone who does. Please confirm.
> Sincerely. John Fincham, MRC.
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> Dr John Fincham
> Experimental Biology Programme
> Medical Research Council
> P.O. Box 19070
> Tygerberg
> South Africa
> 7505
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> TEL: 27-21-938 0911 or 27-21-938 0292 (direct line).
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