crayola marker for autoradiograph
Dr. Duncan Clark
duncan at genesys.demon.co.uk
Thu Sep 11 02:58:49 EST 1997
In article <3417429F.4E43 at med.chungbuk.ac.kr>, "Woong Choi, M.D."
<khlee at MED.CHUNGBUK.AC.KR> writes
>In this newsgroup, there might be an article about a flurorescent
>crayola (originally for children) which can be used as a marker for
>autoradiograph. I tried to buy a fluorescent crayola in Korea and in
>U.K. without any success.
>I would greatly appreciate if anybody could tell me where and how I can
>get this fluorescent cryola.
They are called 'Glow in the dark' crayons and are avilable from
Crayola. I don't know if they are wax crayons or what. Check out
Elsevier Trends Journals technical tips online - http://tto.trends.com.
This has single sheet peer reviewed method papers for a number of
disciplines ie electrophoresis, mol.biology, microbiology etc.
Registration is free. Looks like a useful source of tips including those
published in Trends in Genetics over the years.
The problem with being on the cutting edge is that you occasionally get
sliced from time to time....
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