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MACS etcFrom: Joshua Copel (joshua.copel@yale.edu)Wed May 29 14:03:14 1996
Subject: Time: 10:36 AM OFFICE MEMO MACS etc Date: 5/29/96
>Charlie Chambers wrote: "The group most experienced with MACS would be from There are two groups funded in the US for fetal cells in maternal circulation. One is at Tufts, with Diana Bianchi. I am not sure of the other, maybe UCSF. I assume we will see a post from Ken Moise if it is Baylor. Wolfgang Holzgreve recently moved to Basel, the Universitats-Frauenklinik. My understanding from Diana is that MACS is less expensive & easier to perform than FACS, but purifies less well, and neither really creates pure fetal samples, just improved concentrations by several orders of magnitude. That still leaves concentrations on the order of one fetal cell in 10 to the 8th or 9th power maternal cells. Josh Copel Yale Ob-Gyn, MFM Joshua.Copel@Yale.edu http://info.med.yale.edu/obgyn/
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