Core--animal, imaging, molecular

$266,956P01FY2002HLNIH

Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland OH

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Abstract

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The objectives of the Core facility are: 1) to provide centralized facilities for exposing animals and cell cultures to intermitten hypoxia for investigations in all the projects; 2) to provide centralized facility for reagents, antibodies and restriction enzymes; 3) to share personnel for tissue processing as well as major equipment such as confocal microscope, electron microscope, 4) to share the cost and utilize effectively the data from micro array analysis; 5) to incorporate the experimental results into mathematical models that provide feedback for further refining the experimental design as well as hypotheses.

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