In article <1994Aug23.141334.8725 at mbcf> heath at mbcf.stjude.org (Richard) writes:
>In article <9407087763.AA776368509 at ccgate0.bms.com>, Stephen_W._Mamber_at_~PRIWFB05 at ccmail.bms.com writes:
>> This microbiologist would like to know of any manufacturers
>> of/references for nonisotopic methods for determining the inhibition
>> of bacterial protein synthesis, DNA synthesis and/or RNA synthesis.
>>>> Thanks, SWM
>>>>mamber at synapse.bms.com>>>> OR
>>>> Stephen_W._Mamber_at_~PRIWFB05 at ccmail.bms.com>>>Stephen, the reference you are looking for is:
>>Brunschede, H., Dove, T.L., and Bremer, H. (1977) J. Bacteriol. 129, 1020-1033.
>>This gives a simple method for the non-isotopic determination of protein, RNA
>and DNA, using absorbancies after various acid/alkali steps. It works! well
>- I've used the RNA and protein part ;-)
>>Good luck,
>>Richard Heath
>heath at mbcf.stjude.org>Department of Biochemistry
>St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Memphis, TN, 38101
And does anyone have a reference to cognate FLUORIMETRIC methods, preferably
that can be done simultaneously (e.g. in a flow cytometer)?
Kind regards,
Douglas.
