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For those people based in a hospital, cord blood specimens can be used
for this purpose. I know of several groups who have used this type of
sample for multi-site quality control surveys and have found it to be
fairly stable. Collecting the specimen is straightforward once you have
the permission of the case room nurse or whomever else might preside over
the placental specimen.
Michael Weaver
6731 Steveston Highway
Richmond, B.C.,
Canada V7E 2L2
Tel. (604) 272-5224
E-mail: weaver@freenet.vancouver.bc.ca
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On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Steven Gore wrote:
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> On Wed, 24 Jan 1996, conley.christopher@mayo.edu wrote:
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> > We would appreciate any input on protocols for use in quality control of CD34
> > antibody. Our only known source of QC material is the KG-1a cell line,
> > available from ATCC....suggestions?
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> KG1a has brilliantly bright CD34 expression. It's easy to maintain, and
> is what most CD34 folk use for a positive control.
>
> Steve Gore
> Johns Hopkins Oncology Center
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