Re: Quenching Rhodamine

From: Deborah Berglund (umbbd@gemini.oscs.montana.edu)
Date: Thu Jan 21 1999 - 14:40:26 EST

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Have you tried an anti-rhodamine antibody?

Deb Berglund
Montana State University

On Wed, 20 Jan 1999 Scott_Menzie@ccgateway.amc.edu wrote:

> 
>      Hi all,
>      
>      Does anyone out there know a good way to quench rhodamine.  Ive got a 
>      researcher doing phagocytosis assays and needs to quench rhodamine 
>      labeled beads which have not been phagocytized. Does trypan blue work? 
>      If it does or anything else does what concentration do you recommend?  
>      Thanks in advance for your help!!
>      
>      Scott
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>      Scott G. Menzie MT(ASCP)
>      Cellular Immunology Laboratory
>      Albany Medical Center Hospital
>      Albany, New York
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