Renee' - the host of the primary is a mouse if I am reading your email right...you should be able to use a secondary against mouse that is rat absorbed.  We do this quite often and have minimal problems.

"Till, Renee"  wrote:Any suggestions? The antibody is a mouse anti-rat and it is to be used
on rat tissue. Does that present the same problems like mouse on mouse?
If so, what do you can you do about it?





Renee' Till, HT



Arkansas Childrens Nutrition Center

1120 Marshall

Little Rock, AR 

72202



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