In Situ PCR

[David A. Adler]

Hello All
I would be interested in chatting (email?) with anyone working on in situ  
PCR (and/or RT-PCR) techniques (and equipment) on cells, nuclei, tissue  
sections, etc. I can summarize for group if there is interest.
(I've already seen G. Nuovo's book: PCR Insitu hybridization)
Thanks,
David
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David A. Adler                  Pathology SM-30
University of Washington        Seattle, WA 98195
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