Re: antibody storage

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DDittus787@aol.com

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Dear Lynn
We store regularlly used or common antibodies at 4 degrees, they usually have 
shelf life of a year. Uncommon antibodies can be stored at -20 degrees in 
aliquots for use, so they don't degrade with freeze and thaw cycles.
                                                        Dana

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>Dear Lynn
<BR>We store regularlly used or common antibodies at 4 degrees, they usually have 
<BR>shelf life of a year. Uncommon antibodies can be stored at -20 degrees in 
<BR>aliquots for use, so they don't degrade with freeze and thaw cycles.
<BR>                                                        Dana</FONT></HTML>

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