I have to say something. They do have flow in Chile. Contact Ursula Biggemann
y Cia. Ltda. E-mail: ursulab@ctc-mundo.net. They can set them up with a flow
cytometer. With regards to phagocytosis (non-flow method), you can start with
the NBT test. It is old but still reliable. For flow cytometry measuring
phagocytosis, Orpegen has a good line of products that could be helpful
www.orpegen.com.
Good Luck
joan Kalnitsky <jkalnits@vt.edu> on 12/16/99 12:16:14 PM
To: cyto-inbox
cc: (bcc: Enoc Hollemweguer/SDCA/BDX)
Subject: H202, Phagocytosis
This is not a Flow question, but I thought this group might be able to help
out. Does anyone know of any protocols to measure H202 and phagocytosis in
a manner other than flow cytometry. We have a PI who has measured both of
these via flow and is now working in Chile where they have no flow and
would like to be able to measure these.
Any and all input will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Flow Cytometry Lab Supervisor
VMRCVM
(540) 231-4115
FAX 540-231-7367
jkalnits@vt.edu
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B. Borg
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