Collagen XI antibody/ processing a cell suspension for paraffin embedding.

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Hi,

    Anyone know of a scource commercial or private for an antibody against 
Collagen XI. I've looked at all the usuall "suspects".

     Also, I saw in Dr. Carson's histo book a technique using millipore 
filters to form a container for cells in suspension. and then processing them 
into paraffin...it said to inject the cells into the "bag"; has anyone done 
this....I would like to try it...but doesn't the needle puncture the bag...or 
not enuf for the cells to leak out? .... do you know other ways ....I 
sometimes will embed in agar/cells, but sometimes I worry about the warm agar 
harming the cells. This technique was for particles/cells that do not stay in 
a pelleted form.  
     Thanks in advance,
      Elizabeth 

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>Hi,
<BR>
<BR>    Anyone know of a scource commercial or private for an antibody against 
<BR>Collagen XI. I've looked at all the usuall "suspects".
<BR>
<BR>     Also, I saw in Dr. Carson's histo book a technique using millipore 
<BR>filters to form a container for cells in suspension. and then processing them 
<BR>into paraffin...it said to inject the cells into the "bag"; has anyone done 
<BR>this....I would like to try it...but doesn't the needle puncture the bag...or 
<BR>not enuf for the cells to leak out? .... do you know other ways ....I 
<BR>sometimes will embed in agar/cells, but sometimes I worry about the warm agar 
<BR>harming the cells. This technique was for particles/cells that do not stay in 
<BR>a pelleted form.  
<BR>     Thanks in advance,
<BR>      Elizabeth </FONT></HTML>

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