From: kelley@mrc.com
Date: Mon Nov 07 1994 - 09:03:03 EST
Mary Jo Baarsch asks about reducing the autofluorescence of alveolar macrophages. If it is at all possible to get a Helium-Neon laser (633nm) into your configuration this will provide one of the best ways to reduce the problem of autofluorescence. For specifics, look at "Comparison of HeNe and Dye Lasers for the Excitation of Allophycocyanin" M.R. Loken, et al. Cytometry 8:96-100, 1987. In this reference alveolar macs were used to demonstrate this specific problem. Keith ********************************************************************** * Keith A. Kelley kelley@mrc.com * Institute for Research Technologies * A wink is as good Miles Research Center * as a nod to a 400 Morgan Lane Ph 203-937-2872 * blind horse. West Haven CT 06516 FAX 203-927-6923 * * **********************************************************************
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