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From: Claudia Grasser <claudia_grasser@mac.com>
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Subject:  GenExel P-insertion lines
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I was wondering if anybody has ordered and used any P-element insertion 
lines from GenExel Inc. in Korea. Were you able to obtain any of the 
~25,000 new insertions they claim to have generated ? Last thing I heard 
  was that they could not sell their flies to labs within the US because 
of legal issues.
I would be interested to know if anybody out there has had any luck with 
these flies.


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