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This new pro uct is ideally suited to G QSN measure L-ornithine O decarboxylase, the initial enzyme in polyamine biosyn- thesis.(0) The enzyme activity is pyri- doxal-5'-phosphate dependent, and can be used as a measurement of vitamin B6 levels in a variety of tissues and body fluids.(2) 1. Russell, D.H., and S. Snyder, PNAS, 60,1420 (1968). 2. Harris, R.S., in The Vitamnins, 2, W.H. Sebrell, Ed., Academic Press, New York, 1-116 (1968). Ornithine, L-[1 -14C]- 40-60mCi/mmol 0.01 N HCI solution. NEC-710 $54/10,aCi $140/50ACi Nerw England Nuclear 549 Albany Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02118 CustomerService 617-482-9595 NEN Canada Ltd., Lachine, Quebec, NEN Chemicals GmbH, Dreieich, W. Germany. Circle No. 129 on Readers' Service Card Prefilled, disposable, miniaturized chromato- graphic columns and reagent solutions, ready-to- use for clinical testing. Also, a broad array of inexpensive empty glass and plastic columns, and column fittings, is avail- able for your own use in developing new micro- chromatographic separation methods. For further information write or phone: 216-825-4528 800-321-9632 (toll-free) I ISOL Bin. r s INNOVATIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODOLOGY Drawer 4350 Akron Ohio USA 44321 Three new reasons why your department should ASHINO 1. New End-of-Ashing Detector. We've incorporated an optical feedback mechanism that uses spectral analysis to determine if any ashing is going on. If the sample is entirely ashed, or needs stirring, your IPC system will let you know. 2. New Temperature Control. Transferring technology we developed in maintaining a critical temperature envelope for semiconductor manufac- turing, we have built a sophisticated temperature probe into our ashing chamber for real-time control over temperature at the sample. 3. New Heat Lamps. Until now, the only benefit you derived from plasma ashing was its speed at low temperatures. Now you can enjoy plasma's cleanliness, safety and inexpensive unattended operation and get rid of your expensive and hazardous perchloric acid. These are important advantages when you need speed and are ashing a lot of samples. Now you can do high temperature ashing simply with our efficient new built-in heat lamps. So: Three good new reasons. And there are many more that won't fit this space. Please let us tell you our complete story and show what other chemists and spectroscopists are doing in the QC Laboratory with our ashers ... Analyzing plastics, paints, foods, drugs and more. Call or write Dick Bersin; ask for IPC Bulletin 4802. International Plasma Corpora- tion, 31159 San Benito Street, Box 4136, Hayward, CA 94544. (415) 489-3030. CircleINo211 -' //- ' , SCIENCE, VOL. 195 Circle No. 230 on Readers' Service Card Circle No. 211 on Readers'Service Card 806
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  • This new pro uctis ideally suited to G QSNmeasure L-ornithine Odecarboxylase, the initialenzyme in polyamine biosyn-thesis.(0) The enzyme activity is pyri-doxal-5'-phosphate dependent, and canbe used as a measurement of vitamin B6levels in a variety of tissues and body fluids.(2)

    1. Russell, D.H., and S. Snyder, PNAS, 60,1420 (1968).2. Harris, R.S., in The Vitamnins, 2, W.H. Sebrell, Ed., Academic Press,New York, 1-116 (1968).

    Ornithine, L-[1 -14C]- 40-60mCi/mmol0.01 N HCI solution.NEC-710 $54/10,aCi $140/50ACi

    Nerw England Nuclear549 Albany Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02118CustomerService 617-482-9595

    NEN Canada Ltd., Lachine, Quebec, NEN Chemicals GmbH, Dreieich, W. Germany.Circle No. 129 on Readers' Service Card

    Prefilled, disposable, miniaturized chromato-graphic columns and reagent solutions, ready-to-use for clinical testing.Also, a broad array of inexpensive empty glassand plastic columns, and column fittings, is avail-able for your own use in developing new micro-chromatographic separation methods.

    For further informationwrite orphone:216-825-4528800-321-9632 (toll-free)

    IISOL Bin.r s INNOVATIVE

    BIOCHEMICALMETHODOLOGY

    Drawer 4350 Akron Ohio USA 44321

    Three new reasons why your department should

    ASHINO1. New End-of-Ashing Detector.We've incorporated an opticalfeedback mechanism that usesspectral analysis to determine ifany ashing is going on. If thesample is entirely ashed, orneeds stirring, your IPC systemwill let you know.

    2. New Temperature Control.Transferring technology wedeveloped in maintaining acritical temperature envelopefor semiconductor manufac-turing, we have built asophisticated temperature probeinto our ashing chamber forreal-time control overtemperature at the sample.

    3. New Heat Lamps. Until now,the only benefit you derivedfrom plasma ashing was its speedat low temperatures. Now youcan enjoy plasma's cleanliness,safety and inexpensiveunattended operation and get ridof your expensive and hazardousperchloric acid. These are

    important advantages when youneed speed and are ashing a lotof samples. Now you can dohigh temperature ashing simplywith our efficient new built-inheat lamps.So: Three good new reasons.And there are many more thatwon't fit this space. Please letus tell you our complete storyand show what other chemistsand spectroscopists are doing inthe QC Laboratory with ourashers ... Analyzing plastics,paints, foods, drugs and more.Call or write Dick Bersin; ask forIPC Bulletin 4802.

    International Plasma Corpora-tion, 31159 San Benito Street,Box 4136, Hayward, CA 94544.(415) 489-3030.

    CircleINo211 -' //- ' , SCIENCE, VOL. 195

    Circle No. 230 on Readers' Service Card

    Circle No. 211 on Readers'Service Card806

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