Dr Kwan:

We have several new in-situ probes available and are currently beta site
testing room temperature in-situ that can run automated on our Optimax
instrument.  Are you interested in talking about these?  Dr Max Loda @
The Farber is working with us to try to develop the best probes possible.
 I think you know Dr Loda and his reputation.

Have a great Friday!

Lisa Jensen-Long
Biogenex

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From: paul.kwan [mailto:paul.kwan@es.nemc.org]
Sent: Thursday, February 18, 1999 9:53 PM
To: LMARGRAF@childmed.dallas.tx.us
Subject: CMV in-situ




Hi,

I have been quite successful with Kreatech's CMV ISH kit, now being
distributed by Zymed.

I use the digoxigenin labelled probe.

Instead of digesting with pepsin as suggested by the manufacturer, I use
protease K (100 microgram per ml protease K type XXVIII, Sigma P-4914)
for 10
minutes at 37 degrees C.

Good luck,

Paul Kwan, Ph.D.
New England Medical Center
Boston


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