Annexin V as monoclonal antibodie available ?

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Mon, 25 Nov 1996 11:34:08 -0500

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Hi,this is Bernd
I have a question concerning annexin V ; does anyone know if there is a
commercial monoclonal antibodie against this annexin available and if yes,
who is disrtibuting it, and does it work on frozen sections ?

Thanks a lot
I'm looking forward to some answers

Bernd Freude
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