Prof Mark C. Field mfield@mac.com
Dr Lael Barlow Trafficking lbarlow001@dundee.ac.uk
Dr Erin Butterfield Lamina, software ebutterfield@dundee.ac.uk
Dr Liu Coulshan Oxaboroles lcongsan001@dundee.ac.uk
Dr Alex Makarov Interactomes amakarov@dundee.ac.uk
Dr Norma E Padilla Interactomes nepadillamejia@dundee.ac.uk
Ms Anna Ward Ubiquitylation award@dundee.ac.uk
Dr Ning Zhang Interactomes nvzhang@dundee.ac.uk
If you want an antibody, DNA construct or cell line we try hard to fulfill all requests and are committed to free exchange of data and materials whenever possible. Local rules and shipment restrictions are variable and recent changes in import/export regulations mean that we have to ask that you check requirements carefully. Items requiring dry ice shipment will need a FedEx (or equivalent) account number prior to dispatch. DNA is typically shipped on filter paper and you should elute the construct with 50ul of sterile TE and transform E. coli using 1ul to recover the plasmid. We encourage that all materials are verified by the recipient as we cannot be held responsible for errors.
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