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We were informed by BD here that the emission of PerCP is at 670 something
nm (from the top of my head - 678 nm!?!). Although we can detect PerCP on
the EPICS, we have not been able to do so on our FACStarPLUS! We are still
waiting to hear from BD...and meanwhile we are trying to figure out the sets
of filters and dichroic mirrors for the FACStar+. Maybe you or someone else
out there could help?
>Greetings:
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>How you are getting PerCP to work on an Elite would be of interest to the
>group. I would ask that you post it! My BD trained tech tried to get
>PerCP to work on our Elite but couldn't quite get the bugs out. If you
>could provide more info, I really appreciate it.
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>Many thanks in advance,
>David
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>+ David L. Haviland, Ph.D. Internet:"haviland@kids.wustl.edu" +
>+ Washington Univ. School of Med. +
>+ Dept. of Peds./Pulm. Box 8116 +
>+ 1 Children's Place +
>+ St. Louis, MO 63110 FAX: 314-454-2476 +
>+ (314) 454-6076 +
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K.H. LEONG
National University Medical Institutes
National University of Singapore
BLK MD11 #02-01 Clinical Research Centre
SINGAPORE 119260
Phone: 65-7728066 Fax: 65-7735485
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