Molecular Pathobiology Core Research Facility
The department has been active in building a core molecular pathobiology facility to support the research
activities of its faculty members. The department has invested $25K in
a new gel imaging center and with the assistance of Venture-tech funds
and matching departmental resources, it has invested approximately an
additional $250K for a carbohydrate work station, single cell laser capture
microdissection microscopic, microarray scanner, and quantitative polymerase
chain reaction (PCR) unit. The effort to develop core facilties has also
been supported by faculty members through their willingness to provide
expertise and equipment (e.g.: functional proteomics and protein analysis)
from within their own laboratories. Specific resources available for use
are:
Complex Carbohydrate
Workstation |
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Single Cell Laser Capture Microscope |
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