Cyclin (and WAF1) expression
pat029@aberdeen.ac.uk
Wed, 10 May 1995 17:38:53 +0100 (BST)
We are about to attempt the characterization of a number of cell cycle arrest
points/checkpoints in terms of cyclin expression by multivariate flow cytometry.
Analyses if this sort are attractively presented by Gong, Traganos &
Darzynkiewicz (Int J Oncol 3 1037 1993; Cancer Res 53 5096 1993; 54 3136 1994)
and are in Methods in Cell Biology Volumes 41 & 42.
We would be grateful for any further information, advice, or words of wisdom.
Incidentally, if we can follow cyclin expression, can we follow p21 WAF1 (or
similar) too?
Thanks in anticipation.
Justin Lamb
Cell Pathology Laboratory
University Medical School
Aberdeen
Scotland
e-mail: j.lamb@abdn.ac.uk
fax: +44 1224 633002
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