Look it up in the Kabat book of "sequences of proteins of immumological
interest" or on the database. This informatioj is readily available. I used
to work on this in Grad. school. If you want an exact sequence then mail or
phone me and I can get it for you
Dr. Fergus Byrne
Dept. Medicine
UCLA Tel. 310-7947195
fbyrne@med1.medsch.ucla.edu
Fergus
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HI -
I'm looking for a primer for a mouse IgG1 (heavy chain) antibody. I
have the amino terminal sequenced so I have a 5' primer. Now, I need a
primer 3' of the variable region... ... Does anyone know where I can get
the sequences of the J regions or the CH1 region? I'd really appreciate it!
Thanks!!!
Erin E Davis
Department of Microbiology
University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Email: edavis@microbio.umass.edu
Voice: 413-545-4220
Fax: 413-545-1578
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