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Posted on behalf of Andy Beavis in the flow lab at Schering-Plough
Research Institute, Dept. of Immunology.

Greetings and many thanks for the replies on the subject of beads (a
hot topic I might add).

I must apologize for not emphasizing the specificity of the beads
which Andy is seeking, so this is a "re-posting" with more detail.

The beads desired would be used in an "immuno-labeling" protocol,
being conjugated with specific antibodies. They would be excited ONLY in
the UV range and would emit predominantly in the region 450 to 490 nm.
So this is not an alignment problem, but more a specific detection
problem.

Andy's phone: 908-298-7266

As before I will be glad to forward any responses via my address
below.

Thanks again for all the replies,

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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