Company making SSLP primers for genome mapping?
Shawn C. Baker
scbaker at ucdavis.edu
Fri Mar 3 02:49:48 EST 1995
In article <3j4pa3$sqa at hobbes.cc.uga.edu>
bernhardt at bscr.uga.edu writes:
> I'm trying to find the name and address of a company that makes SSLP
> (microsatellite) primers for genome mapping in Drosophila. One of my advisors
> recently saw an ad of theirs, but can't find it. This company makes these
> primers for a variety of systems, e.g. mammalian and Drosophila. It *may* have
> been located in Alabama. (Take this with a grain of salt.)
> Anyone else have any idea what I'm talking about? :-) Thanks much.
> --
> Matt Bernhardt
> University of Georgia Fools multiply folly.
> bernhardt at bscr.uga.edu
I believe the company is Research Genetics. I know they make sslp
markers for Arabidopsis, and probably Drosophila, too. They recently
had a full page ad on the back cover of Science. If you still can't
find it, e-mail me and I'll look up the address in our ordering
records. I hope this helps.
--
Shawn C. Baker Division of Biological Sciences
scbaker at ucdavis.edu Section of MCB (Gasser Lab)
(916) 752-3111 University of California - Davis
Davis, CA 95616
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