UC Davis KHV testing

[aquitori]

Quote: Originally Posted by koinut I'm not sure yet, but what they will be doing is ELISA and not serology according to Dr. Scott Weber which he told me was more accurate. You'll have to ask him on that, but when I get word of the cost, I'll let you guys know. Rob

Cool, atleast here in NorCal we will have somewhere closer to have testing done.

[Russell Peters]

Quote: Originally Posted by koinut For those who are interested, I'll keep you guys updated as soon as I receive word from the University. Kinda weird how most of the dealers get along except for one. Rob

That's because one of us is a little different.

[gspotmc]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell Peters That's because one of us is a little different.

Russ,
What "different" are you pertaining to? Both of you are dealers or are you catering for a better group and he cannot cater to the group that you are catering to. I really don't understand. It does'nt really matter who did what. As long as it is for the betterment of the hobby. If he did or post something, what really matters is that it at the end of the day everyone benefits from that action.
Michael

[gspotmc]

I feel so bad that this thread may get closed down again because of personal vendetta. It would truly benefit everyone here especially hobbyist from California.

[Brian]

I agree with gspotmc wholeheartedly. Let's keep any ill-feelings between dealers and/or hobbyists away from this board please.

[dinh]

Thomas Waltzek and Ronald Hedrick have done KHV research at UC Davis some time back. They used ALISA and PCR for KHV testing for their research program. Not so sure whether their original research program leading to this KHV testing for dealers/Hobbyists or not. Rob, do you know whether Thomas is part of this program?

While working on his doctorage program, Thomas had involved with Spike Cover on Spike's AKCA KHV program. Thomas is the man that more than willing to help the hobby in KHV area. I asked him to do a KHV Seminar during ABAKS and he accepted without any conditon. To bad ABAKS did not have any slot for his seminar at that time... If Thomas is part of the KHV testing program at UC Davis, it will be a plus for the hobby, specially in CA.

--Dinh

[Russell Peters]

Quote: Originally Posted by gspotmc Russ, What "different" are you pertaining to? Both of you are dealers or are you catering for a better group and he cannot cater to the group that you are catering to. I really don't understand. It does'nt really matter who did what. As long as it is for the betterment of the hobby. If he did or post something, what really matters is that it at the end of the day everyone benefits from that action. Michael

Mike, I don't think I can help "you" with an answer to this.

[aquitori]

Anyways, this thread has gone to crap...I feel sad for the customers that deal with you guys.

[jnorth]

Put a fork in it...its done.