RE: 3700 reagents

From: Andrew.Walding@astrazeneca.com
Date: Fri Mar 02 2001 - 02:52:42 EST

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We have tried the running buffer from the Gel Company/Web Scientific (might
be BioWhittaker who make it...). Also, we have a sample of Flowgen's
buffer.

We have seen no reason NOT to run - the sequencer was as good/bad as
normal...

Andrew

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-----Original Message-----
From: Lynn Petukhova [mailto:orvietl@mail.rockefeller.edu]
Sent: 01 March 2001 18:51
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Subject: 3700 reagents

Hello:

Is anyone currently using alternate running buffers for the 3700? Is
anyone NOT using other vendors for specific reasons?

Thanks in advance for responses.

Lynn

Lynn Petukhova
Assistant Director
Genotyping Core Facility
Starr Center for Human Genetics
The Rockefeller University
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New York, NY 10021
phone: (212) 327-7181
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