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We're testing new probes and filters for our microscope and amongst the 
things we wanted to check was signal loss btw different filters as well 
as intensity distribution across the view field (this is separate from 
the filters of course).  I found Invitrogen's FluoSpheres as well as 
Fluor-Ref fluorescent slides (Ted Pella being one vendor here: 
<http://www.tedpella.com/histo_html/fluor.htm>).

The reference slides are obviously much more economical, but they don't 
list their emission spectra, and since the filters we're testing have 
fairly different OD spectra, we would like the references to be as 
similar to our probes.  What are people's experiences and 
recommendations with these references or others you have used?

Hanspeter

-- 
Hanspeter Niederstrasser, Ph.D.      Dept. of Microbiology
hn2157 at columbia dot edu           701 W. 168th St.
Chang Lab                            New York, NY 10032
Columbia University

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