From: BERCZ.PETER@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV
Date: Wed Nov 09 1994 - 08:13:16 EST
** PRIVATE ** Hear ye hear ye! THIS IS AN INVITATION AND CALL FOR ACTION: All of us active in non-human cytometry (flow, confocal etc.), as it relates to environmental and toxicological biomarkers assessing health effects in wild life (aquatic, terrestrial, invertebrate and diverse lab based indicator organisms), in laboratory animal models, ought to pool and share our experiences via the august forum and good offices of this present Purdue facility. Specific, but not exclusive areas of intense interest to this environmental researcher are: Does anyone work with invertebrate cells. e.g. Lumbricid annelids (earthworms), D. magna, C. elegans, & any other. Is anyone interested in fish (Please note, the topic is truly fish, as piscine species, rather than F.I.S.H. as in situ hybridization) Needed info exchange on piscine hematopoiesis, immunology and leukocytes? Anyone out there working with male repro function (cytometry of sperm) of piscine, amphibian and rodent models? Does anyone measure micronuclei in any cell type using instrumental cytometry? Anybody working with plant cells? PS. and Apropos: Is there anyone using a Meridian's latest ULTIMA confocal microscope model. End user advice and personal evaluation of this product will be greatly valued, appreciated and held in strictest confidence. Please transmit confidential evaluation via INETRNET , or FAX (513) 569 7609, OR VOICE PHONE ME AT (513) 569 7480. J.Peter Bercz, US.EPA/AWBERC/EMSL/EMRD
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