RE: IFN gamma

From: Echeagaray, Patricia L. (echeagaray@sri.org)
Date: Wed Jan 13 1999 - 16:46:20 EST


I agree with Jeff......

We have people here with a whole range of expertise. This is in large
part, the beauty of this list. I know I have greatly appreciated those
who have so graciously assisted me and given me help, and have not
appreciated those (quite as much) who have actually said I was too lazy
to look it up myself. I have no place to look up, but the most basic
journals, for which  purchase choice was determined (of course :-) by
someone else.

Now, if one has the journals available, and cranks out 10 - 20 questions
per week that could easily be answered by opening them up once in
awhile, well, THEN I would question it :-)    I don't think this happens
here, certainly not often enough to be a problem. There may be those who
disagree however.

Tricia
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Patricia L. Echeagaray  
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>From: 	jeff_carrell@hgsi.com[SMTP:jeff_carrell@hgsi.com]
>Sent: 	Wednesday, January 13, 1999 8:44 AM
>To: 	Cytometry Mailing List
>Subject: 	Re: IFN gamma  
>
>
>I think many of us have used the list instead of the library...but is that
>such
>a bad thing?  Finding an article about a particular technique is often
>helpful,
>but the personal interaction (via the list) with so many experienced people
>has
>obvious advantages. 
>
>I am not bothered by the "basic" questions, and sincerely hope that others
>don't
>take offense if I post my own simple-minded problems.
>
>Jeff Carrell
>Human Genome Sciences
>_____________________________________________________________________________
>__
>Subject: IFN gamma  
>From:    <Rachel.Gerstein@ummc.ummed.edu> at INTERNET
>Date:    1/11/99  12:44 PM
>
>
>IFN-gamma was the first (I believe) cytokine to be examined by flow by
>Dave Ferrick and co-workers:
>(Nature 1995 Jan 19;373(6511):255-7
>
>Differential production of interferon-gamma and interleukin-4 in
>response to Th1- and Th2-stimulating pathogens by gamma delta
>T cells in vivo.
>
>I think that people will find that they get much better responses from
>the list members if they ask better (ie more specific and more informed)
>
>questions.  While there is no substitute for personal experience, its
>probably helpful to check out the literature in a field first, then ask
>about what protocol's and positive controls perople use, etc.  More and
>more, I think, people are using this list instead of the library.
>
>I have been wondering if we could compile some FAQ files (and weblinks)
>as a mechanism to point people in the right direction and to share the
>weallth of knowledge represented by this community.  Anyone interested ?
>
>Rachel M. Gerstein, Ph.D.
>Dept. of Mol. Gen. & Micro.
>University Of Massachusetts Medical School
>55 Lake Avenue North
>Worcester, MA 01655
>508-856-5920 (FAX)
>
>
>
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