Secondary antibody for 405nm laser line ?

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Re: Tsunami for sale

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Hello Jerry -

How much "as is" ? We have the diodes in stock, and can repair these ;-)

Eric King

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From: "Jerry (Gerald) Sedgewick" <[hidden email]>
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> We have aTi:Sapphire laser system we are interested in selling.  This is
> the mode-locked Ti:Sapphire laser (Tsunami 3960, Spectra Physics Inc.,
> Mountain View, CA) pumped by a high-power (5 W, 532 nm) laser (Millennia
> V, Spectra Physics Inc.). It comes with a spectrometer.  One of the diode
> lasers used in the Millenia is not operational: if you're interested, then
> we'd have that repaired.
> If this is of interest to you, please make an offer with the idea that the
> Millennia is repaired and in prime operating condition.
> Send email to:  Jerry Sedgewick: [hidden email].
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> Thanks!
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> Jerry Sedgewick
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> University of Minnesota
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Re: Secondary antibody for 405nm laser line ?

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Glen,

but what do you do if you have 4 or 5 stainings in your sample - you
have to involve blue. Or you select a green look-up-table for Alexa 405.
Or for quantitative approaches, one can use spectrum or fire lut.
Fiddling with the histogram is not always a good idea, at least when it
has to be scientific.

Michael


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> All of the Alexa fluor conjugates have a tendency to stick
> non-specifically via charge interactions of the anionic dye moiety.  the
> Image-iT fx does helps greatly, especially in thick samples.
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> In regard to using the blue fluorophores for the more prominent targets
> in the tissue, the human visual system is only weakly responsive to blue
> wavelengths and lacks blue-sensitive cones in the fovea, the region of
> greatest visual acuity.  In general, if the smallest or rarest bits get
> the green, red or gray channel, they are noticeable with less histogram
> manipulation than if the smallest bits are viewed in the blue channel.
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>    Regards,
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> On Mar 6, 2008, at 7:09 AM, Junya HIROI wrote:
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>> Christophe,
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>> I was also looking for a fluorescent dye for 405 nm excitation, and I
>> compared Alexa 405
>> with Pacific Blue.  Both dyes bleached to some extent with
>> ProlongGold, but Pacific Blue was
>> absolutely brighter than Alexa 405, when compared at the same
>> dilution.  So, I recommend
>> Pacific Blue, although Molecular Probes sells Pacific Blue for flow
>> cytometry.      
>>
>> I found another problem on Alexa 405: it nonspecifically binds to
>> nuclei !  I asked Molecular
>> Probes/Invitrogen about this problem, and they recommended me to use
>> their blocking
>> solution, Image-iT FX Signal Enhancer.  It actually worked well, but
>> Pacific Blue does not have
>> such a problem, so that is another reason I like Pacific Blue.
>>
>> Junya
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