A colleague of mine is interested in obtaining some early stage Amia calva
embryos for doing some gene expression analysis. His interest is in evolution
of genes in fish especially comparing genes from ancient species, like Amia
calva, with younger speicies. He lives out West where there aren't any Amia
around. If you can help or know someone who can help obtain them that would be
greatly appreciated.
HenryT
Henry Tomasiewicz
"The idea is to die young as late as possible" Ashley Montagu
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