Randy (and any other interested parties), You say that many people warned you off using the FITC-conjugates of anti-CD4 because they are too dim regardless of the clone or manufacturer. I wonder if that is the general impression of users for FITC conjugates of ALL antibodies for all species (or is this problem limited to the rhesus CD4 antibodies). I would appreciate anyone's views on this subject. Art Roberts UMDNJ- Robert Wood Johnson Medical School On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, Randy Fischer wrote: > > Hi All, > > Once again the group has come through. I received several responses > regarding my query about anti-human CD4 antibodies that cross-react with > Rhesus monkey. The Pharmingen clone RPA-T4 is apparently not > cross-reactive, but their M-T477 clone is. I was heartily advised to avoid > all FITC conjugates as they are too dim, regardless of the manufacturer or > clone. A new company was brought to my attention, called Exalpha out of > Boston and I will be checking their antibody out. > > Once again, thanks to all who took the time to read and respond. > > Randy T. Fischer > TherImmune Research Corporation > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >
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