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Thursday, May 13, 2010
Free samples of IDH1, the next big thing in glioma IHC, is now available
Dianova, the German company that makes anti-human IDH1 antibody for use in immunohistochemical staining of gliomas versus gliosis, is providing free samples of its product. Just go to the site, click on "free sample", and make a request via email. This marker may well be a tremendous advancement in distinguishing reactive astrocytosis from diffuse astrocytoma, so I would encourage you to get your free sample! Thanks to Drs. Craig Horbinski and Ty Abel for assisting me in discovering this opportunity.
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I apologize for not having our site up in English yet. You can find a link to the English datatsheet of the new antibody and some support information here:
http://www.dianova.de/news_details.php?news_id=84
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