Center for Biomedical Research Support
Model of the pokeweed antiviral protein from the crystal structure. At the Molecular Structure Core, learn how you can get a model of your protein of interest.
Mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells with a specific gene mutation are injected into a 3.5 day-old mouse embryo at the blastocyst stage. The MGEF can perform ES cell microinjection to generate knockout mice to study gene function and model human disease.
Confocal image of a cell with fluorescently labeled mitochondria, actin filaments and nuclei. You can learn to acquire images like this at the Microscopy & Imaging Core facility.
The Center for Biomedical Research Support (CBRS) provides access to cutting-edge technology and expert advice to enhance research. Whether you need light and electron microscopy or cell-sorting; have a sequencing project in mind; require mass-spec expertise, maybe even a crystal structure; or want to customize a novel transgenic mouse for your research; we are here to assist and train you. You can also obtain a large variety of supplies from the STEM Stockroom and from our freezer supply core. And you can utilize our new High Performance Computing infrastructure and collaborate with our bioinformatics consultants to turn the data we help you generate into new discoveries and insights that make our world a better place. We look forward to helping you!
