Greetings: Since my initial post, I have now received no less that 6 replies with information of three more additional vendors of either fresh or fixed CRBCs, bringing the total number of suppliers of CRBCs to 4 (not including Sigma). -------- From: "Janette" <janette@amcell.com> Another source of CRBC's and CEN's is BioSure in Grass Valley, California. They sell flow cytometry products which include a series of BioSure Liquid Controls. Phone: (800) 345-2267 and Fax: (916) 273-5097. You can also visit their web site at http://www.riese.com. -------- by Private email.. From: "RIESE ENTERPRISES, INC." <BIOSURE@ORO.NET> I saw your inquiry regarding chicken red blood cells on the Purdue Cytometry Mailing List. Our company, Riese Enterprises, Inc.: BioSure Division, manufactures glutaraldehyde fixed chicken red blood cells as well as other cytometry controls. We can also supply whole blood from chickens, trout or other sources. Please review our Web site, www.biosure.com or www.riese.com. for controls, reagents and other laboratory products. If I can assist you in developing a custom control or reagent, please call me at (800) 345-2267. Richard Riese ------------- From: "Dennis J. Young" <djyoung@UCSD.Edu> I used to use Colorado Serum Company, but haven't used their fresh blood in over 10 years! http://www.colorado-serum.com COLORADO SERUM COMPANY 4950 York Street - P.O. Box 16428 Denver, Colorado 80216-0428 To Order: 1-800-525-2065 Fax: 1-303-295-1923 ------------- And from my original note (edited): Well, it turns out that if anyone want fresh CRBC one need look no further than Lampire Biological Labs, P.O. Box 270, Pipersville, PA. 215.795.2838 Voice/ 215.795.0237 Fax. They have a web site at http://www.lampire.com from which info and a catalog can be obtained. -------- Formally to Alice and Jill, and all else who wondered... Yes it is an "L" as in Lampire! Although given the products supplied, I agree that a "V" could be comically substituted. However, I doubt webbing to www.vampire.com would render useful information about CRBCs and their use in flow cytometry... Best to all, David ============================= David L. Haviland, Ph.D. Asst. Prof. Immunology University of Texas - Houston, H.S.C. Institute of Molecular Medicine 2121 W. Holcombe Blvd. Houston, TX 77030 Internet:"dhavilan@imm2.imm.uth.tmc.edu" Voice: 713.500.2413 FAX: 713.500.2424 ------------------------------------------------------ I try to take one day at a time but lately several days have attacked me at once! =============================
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