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News Release from: LGC | Subject: Cell biology catalogue
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 October 2003
Catalogue Shows Cell Lines Grouped by
Gene
The 2003/04 edition of ATCC's cell biology catalogue has been released and is now available to order from LGC Promochem.
A thoroughly updated catalogue resource (the first paper-based version since 1994) lists ATCC cell lines by tissue source, disease and application, and hybridomas by antigenic specificity An exclusive feature is the Gene and Bioactive Compound Index - a list of ATCC's cell lines and hybridomas, grouped by gene or expressed protein product, which cites NCBI's LocusIDs
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 10 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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This free catalogue also includes a technical guide derived from LGC Promochem's in-house cell culture protocols as well as information on its extensive line of cell culture reagents and kits.
Jeffrey Anthony, ATCC Business Development Manager LGC Promochem, said: "ATCC is the world's leading bioresource centre and its partnership with LGC Promochem has meant that our European customers have quick and easy access to this enormously important resource.
The new catalogue provides an invaluable guide to the ATCC cell biology collection.
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It comes as a direct response to the demand from customers for a paper-based resource, and recognises the immense value of useful indexing as demonstrated by the new Gene and Bioactive Compound Index." The ATCC strategic partnership enhances LGC s pharmaceutical business, which provides expert services in analytical technology, measurement and in vitro testing in support of drug discovery and development.
LGC Promochem s European offices supply ATCC's full range of cell lines and microbiological strains, and can organise shipments directly from ATCC's central repository in the US if required.
Furthermore, to guarantee quality standards, LGC Promochem only supplies authentic ATCC products, and not "derived" materials.
Jeffrey Anthony continued: "LGC Promochem's service through our network of offices ensures a cost effective solution to increasingly time-critical research and, in addition, provides value-added customer service through its local technical experts.
The combined force of LGC and ATCC makes a real difference to the European biological and biomedical research community, and supports LGC Promochem's commitment to providing authentic research materials and standards worldwide." LGC Promochem will be exhibiting the catalogue at BioTechnica 2003 (Hall 3, Stand B54), in Hannover, Germany on 7-9 October, in addition to demonstrating its comprehensive range of products and services aimed at the biotechnology industry.
Visitors to LGC Promochem's stand can place their requests for products and the catalogue.
Alternatively, orders can be placed via LGC Promochem's interactive website at www.lgcpromochem.com, which offers an advanced search facility and online ordering to account holders for over 11,000 reference materials in English, French or German.
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