HUM-MOLGEN archive: CALL: various

Note from the editor: This CALL message contains 5 submessages: CALL: primate cell lines -- collaboration CALL: tyrosinase-negative albinism RNA sought -- collaboration CALL: How does electronic communication affect your (research-) life? CALL: Info wanted about the latest impact factor of some Journals CALL: Info wanted about adrenergic receptors As you know, it is HUM-MOLGEN policy, to combine general request to the list with personal replies (unless your reply is of general interest) to reduce the laod of messages on the entire HUM-MOLGEN list. The CALL section is open for (FREE) calls for collaboration; info etc. Happy CALLs Arthur Bergen ***************************************************************************** This message was originally submitted by rocchi@MVX36.CSATA.IT to the HUM-MOLGEN list at NIC.SURFNET.NL. I am working on karyotype evolution of primates. I am looking for lymphoblast (or fibroblast) cell lines from primates, especially from a male gorilla and a female gibbon (HLA). Could anyone help me? Gratefully Dr. Mariano Rocchi Dr. Mariano Rocchi Ist. Genetica Via Amendola 165/A 70126 Bari, Italy tl +39-80-5443.371 fax +39-80-5443.386 em rocchi@mvx36.csata.it ********************************************************************** Subj: tyrosinase negative albininism RNA sought This message was originally submitted by karp@MEDCOR.MCGILL.CA to the HUM-MOLGEN list at NIC.SURFNET.NL. I am doing nested RT-PCR of peripheral blood in patients with metastatic melanoma, to develop an assay for circulating melanoma cells. So far the assay is very sensitive, we can detect 5 melanoma cells in 10 million non melanoma cells. However all our "normal" volunteer samples are positive for Tyrosinase in the peripheral blood. Blood or RNA from such a patient would be a very helpful negative control for our assay. Any suggestions on how to clean up our assay would also be most appreciated. Stephen Karp DeptS. of Surgery and Oncology Mcgill University, Montreal Canada *************************************************************************** Subj: CALL: Some feedback about electronic communication This message was originally submitted by CFSA0034@VM1.ULAVAL.CA to the HUM-MOLGEN list at NIC.SURFNET.NL. I'm a french student in MBA studying the electronic communication impact on relations between people and networks of people. I need you to know how Beeing connected by e-mail and internet has changed the way you make contacts, build relationships,...? Are your electronic relations reliable? Do more contacts means better knowledge? Do you feel more confortable on e-mail than in face to face meetings? I would be *very* grateful for you to answer these first questions. Thank you. Claire ****************************************************************************** Subj: impact factor I need to know the "impact factor" of Human Molecular Genetics Nature Genetics Anatomy and Embriology Mammalian Genome Somat Cell and Molec Genetics Genomics Anatom Rec Thanks Mariano Rocchi Dr. Mariano Rocchi Ist. Genetica Via Amendola 165/A 70126 Bari, Italy tl +39-80-5443.371 fax +39-80-5443.386 em rocchi@mvx36.csata.it ************************************************************************ From: IN%"kotanko1@ping.at" "Kotanko Peter, MD" 24-JUN-1995 12:50:07.47 Subj: adrenergic receptorsCALL: Your Subject kotanko1@ping.at (Kotanko Peter, MD) sent the following comments: ------------------------------------------------------------ Im am working on the molecular biology of the beta 2 adrenoceptor. I would be very glad to receive any new results on this topic. ------------------------------------------------------------ Server protocol: HTTP/1.0 Remote host: pong.ping.at Remote IP address: 193.81.14.2