Serotec do a PSGL-1 but polyclonals for this I haven't a clue. Ditto with
the glycophorin A. Here at the International Blood Group REference
Laboratory we have stacks of monoclonals for most red cell antigens. Whether
we have polyclonal lines frozen I don't know. You could contact either
Marion Scott marion.scott@nbs.nhs.uk
Rosey Mushens rosey.mushens@nbs.nhs.uk
to find out.
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From: steve.woodard@ibb.gatech.edu
To: cyto-inbox
Subject: antibody sources
Date: 03 September 1999 00:02
Where can I find a commercial source of polyclonal antibodies to human
glycophorin A and human CD162?
Thanks in advance!
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