Histonet button /badge

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From:gfenn@bdhinc.com
To:Dr Karen Francis <kfrancis@srv4.med.ed.ac.uk>
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Date:Tue, 26 Oct 1999 08:31:53 -0400
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Hi Karen,
A Histonet button is a badge.  ( badge is the "British" word for a button )

"Button" is the North American word for a badge the small round type with a pin
on the back , I am sure lots of other folks in the Commonwealth had no idea what
was being talked about also .......now we all know.

p.s. they sometimes also get called "pins"

Gordon Fenn
Ex Brit now in Toronto ,Canada






Dr Karen Francis <kfrancis@srv4.med.ed.ac.uk> on 10/26/99 07:14:40 AM

To:   histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
cc:    (bcc: Gordon Fenn/BDH/EMI/Merck)
Subject:  ER-PR antigen retrieval



Hi

I feel like an eavesdropper since I silently 'listen' to your daily
conversations from my lab here in Scotland. Anyway, many thanks to
Kerry Beebe for the information on antigen retrieval - and I didn't
even ask the question in the first place !  I'm trying to get ER and
PR ICC to work in rat brainstem but it's not easy and mostly all I
get is just background - antigen retrieval may just make all
difference.  By the way, would someone please tell me why there is so
much traffic on Histonet 'buttons' - what are they ?

Cheers
Karen Francis

....................................................
Dr Karen Francis
Department of Biomedical Sciences
University of Edinburgh
Medical School
Teviot Place
Edinburgh
EH8 9AG

Tel : 0131-650-3275








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