[Histonet] Antibody for the detection of human cells needed

[Liz Chlipala]

Alexandra

We have tried the human anti-nuclear antibody from chemicon but we did
not have much success with it.  We have used a human mitochondrial
antibody from Novus with good success but in rat tissues rather than
mouse, it's generated in mouse but as long as you use the correct
controls it should work.  We have also ran In-situ with a repeat
sequence for human DNA and that worked nicely between mouse and also rat
and human cells.  We had our probe made by GeneDetect.

Liz 


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Alexandra Meinl
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2008 12:24 PM
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Subject: [Histonet] Antibody for the detection of human cells needed

Hi all,

I'm searching for an antibody for the detection of human cells in mouse
tissue.
And: we don't know what type of cells we're trying to find.
I thought about an ab like a-hu-nuclear membrane or GM 130.

Does anybody this? What antibody would you recommend?
Any suggestions greatly appreaciated!

Alexandra
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