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Larry Kahn
Searle Discovery Research
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Subject: Transit time
Author: owner-cyto-sendout@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu at INTERNET
Date: 3/6/97 6:33 PM
Dear Group,
An investigator wants to look (using flow) at Ca++ responses that occur
within seconds (as in 1 or 2 seconds) after the addition of a particular
agent to dissociated endothelial/epithelial cells. Can anyone tell us
the fastest transit time from sample uptake to laser intercept
with either a Coulter Elite or FACSVantage? I also seem to remember a
commercially available device that could be attached to (any?) flow
cytometer and that increased the speed of sample injection. Does anyone
know the particulars about this device - manufacturer, cost, and how well
it works? Can it can be attached to both the Coulter Elite and the
FACS Vantage?
Thanks for any info.
Ray
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Flow Cytometry Lab
CSAB 357, Biotechnical Services
The University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL 36688-0002 To err is human -
Email: rhester@jaguar1.usouthal.edu but it feels divine.
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