UV-excitable Beads

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I am posting this message on behalf of Andy Beavis in the flow lab at
Schering-Plough, Dept. of Allergy and Inflammation.

He writes, " am looking for a bead carrying a UV-excitable dye which
emits in the high 400's (465-490)."

Replies can be made to him by phone at: 908-298-7266. or Fax at
908-2987175. or... I will be glad to forward any responses via my address
below.

Many Thanks

Sam Witherspoon sw11527@usav01.glaxo.com

Dept. of Pharmacology Tel. 919-941-3078
Glaxo Inc. Fax 919-941-3777
5 Moore Dr.
RTP, NC 27709

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