Cell Imaging Core

$254,753P01FY2010HLNIH

Benaroya Research Inst At Virginia Mason, Seattle WA

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Abstract

Core C will utilize the equipment and staff of the existing BRI Histology and Flow Cytometry Cores to provide histological processing, photomicrography, and flow cytometry services for the four Projects described in this proposal. For histology. Core C will provide high-throughput equipment for tissue processing, embedding, sectioning, and staining with conventional dyes, antibodies, and nucleic acid probes. For photomicrography, Core C will provide one confocal microscope and five digital camera-equipped conventional microscopes with complementary imaging capabilities. For flow cytometry, Core C will incorporate a variety of multifeatured cell sorting instruments. With regard to human resources, Core C will have experienced staff who will provide Project personnel with a full range of histological prep, consultation, and instrument training services

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