[Histonet] Histonet Digest, Vol 184, Issue 23

[Greg Dobbin]

Hello all,
While I do not disagree with anything that has been said thus far regarding
the failed refrigerator and moving forward, I think Tim Morken's
information and shared experience was the most relevant! I know that my
Bond instruments are running 24 hrs a day, so some of the more commonly
ordered antibodies and certainly our detection kits (enzyme included) can
be out of the fridge for days  with  no noticeable deterioration. :-)
Greg


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> Subject: [Histonet] Fridge temp
> Let's say, hypotheticaly, if you discover your fridge with all you
> antibodies and detection kits were discovered to have been at 19c. for an
> undisclosed amout of time. 12 24 48 hours due tona power surge..south
> Florida weather.
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> Let's also propose your lab CFO/Owner dosent think its a big deal.
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> First how would you handle the issue given the frisge has been restored ?
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*Greg Dobbin*
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