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  is fish immunology system a good model for human immunology system?         


Author: shyam labh
Date: Dec 25, 2006 05:17

is fish immunology system a good model for human immunology system? Dear sir
I need detais of it

Shyam Narayan Labh
Senior Lecturer, TU Kath. Nepal
Research Scholar (SAARC Fellow)
Aqua Reserach Lab
Department of Zoology
University of Delhi
Delhi 110007
India
Email Address: snlabh@yahoo.com
Web site: www.aquaresearchlab.org
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  Log-Rank test         


Author: Irene Hadjiyanni
Date: Dec 19, 2006 22:53

Hello,
My question is not completely related to immunology protocols, however
it does have something to do with the way we analyze data.
I have data from studies were I monitor NOD mice for diabetes
development, when given 2 different treatments. I have plotted the
data using Prism and the Survival Curve function, and proceeded to do
a Log-Rank Analysis.
My questions/Concers are as follows:
(1) what does the long-rank mean? does it only refer to the AGE that
mice became diabetic?
(2) what test should i use to check whether the incidence of diabetes
at the end of the experiment was significantly different? i.e. i dont
care if my mice starting getting diabetic at an early age, all i want
to know is at the end of the treatment, i had these many mice that
were diabetic(and so many that were not...
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  (Toronto) Volunteering Position in Lab         


Author: Carmen Ho
Date: Dec 16, 2006 21:25

Hello,

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Biotechnology and molecular biology) at University of waterloo, I am seeking
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sincerely
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  MACROPHAGE CELL LINE         


Author: LMundkur
Date: Dec 14, 2006 22:40

I have been using the mouse macrophage cell line J 774 for the analysis of
intracellular activity of anti bacterials against S aureus. I am using RPMI
with 10%% FBS for the cell growth. I observe a change in the morphology of
the cell line as we passage them in vitro. They are spindle shaped to
circular to begin with, but become highly differentiated with star shaped
apperance with multiple granules. Is it a normal phenotype? Can anyone
tell me the exact morphology of these cells? and also the difference
between j774.1 and j774.2 cells
thanks
lakshmi

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  would you please do me a favor about my research         


Author: r94223035
Date: Dec 12, 2006 06:51

Dear Stacy:

I have a guestion about protein concentrator. Would you please do me a favor?

I concentrate protein in dilute solution by putting it in a dialysis
bag(Cellu.Sep.H1 MWCO 5000),sprinkle AQUACIDE III over the bag, and
leave it overnight at 4 degrees. Next morning, I received the clear
solution and precipitate and both of them were no signals on SDS-PAGE.
Both of them had UV absorption spectra at wavelenth 280nm. I also
dissolved Aquacide III which is outside the bag in water and it had UV
absorption spectra at wavelenth 280nm. Could Aquacide III outside the
bag pass through the membrane? If it could pass through the membrane,
what's wrong with my procedures? And how to improve it?

Thanks for your helps
Regards,
National Taiwan University,
Chemistry Department
Shang-Jen Wu
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  Want to make some extra cash on the side? LEGIT!         


Author: TT
Date: Dec 11, 2006 21:30

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  IgG aggregate         


Author: Korner
Date: Dec 11, 2006 12:45

If you want to avoid this IgG aggregation, keep the pH at 4.5+ 0.25, and
dialyze it Vs 0.3M Glycin
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  PhD fellowships in genetics and genomics         


Author: Isabell Witt
Date: Dec 11, 2006 02:54

The International Graduate School in Genetics and Functional Genomics

University of Cologne, Germany

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3-year Ph.D. Programme starting Fall 2007

The Graduate School offers a high-level PhD programme with research
opportunities in cellular, molecular, developmental, physiological, neuro-
and evolutionary genetics and genomics. Plant, animal and microbial systems
are equally well represented.

The three-year programme starts with a six-month rotation and course period,
followed by a PhD project in one of the participating groups. Seminars and
training courses complement the research work. Comprehensive support is
provided throughout the programme. The programme language is English, and no
tuitions apply.

10 competitive three-year fellowships (initially 1000 EUR, then 1300 EUR per
month) are available. In addition, up to 10 students with self-provided
funding may be selected as associates.

To obtain further information please visit our website at:

www.uni-koeln.de/bio-graduateschool
<http://www.uni-koeln.de/bio-graduateschool> .
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  need help         


Author: Austin William
Date: Dec 9, 2006 05:14

Dear Sir
My question is as follow

For a antigen with discontinuous epitope, its digested into peptides in endosome,
then whether the peptide(discontinuous epitope) is binded with several peptides?
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