working with bacteria

From: Oscar Kai (Okai@kilifi.mimcom.net)
Date: Thu Jan 20 2000 - 02:06:01 EST

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Dear Flowers,

I have recently been asked to work on bacteria. I have been working on
Red cells and currently l work on monocytes and platelets. My big worry
is that l have never worked on bugs. May be l'll need time to play on
this but time is not on my side.  Secondly I have been following this
debate on live bacteria; what is the best protocol for sterilizing the
machine after use? Any comments

Thanking you in advance


OSCAR K. KAI
KEMRI(CGMRC)/WTRL
IMMUNOLOGY DEPT
P.O BOX 230
KILIFI
KENYA
Tel.  254  0125  22063 or 22324
Fax. 254  0125  22390
email:Okai@kilifi.mimcom.net

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