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The Komen Tissue Bank is a repository of richly annotated biologic specimens from volunteers without evidence of breast cancer.
The IU Simon Cancer Center (IUSCC) Tissue Bank provides cancer researchers with tumor tissue that is suitable for modern cancer research (generally snap frozen or as required by the investigator).
Indiana Center for Biomarker Research in Neuropsychiatry (INBRAIN) ( anicules@iupui.edu )
Postmortem brain and fluids bank for psychiatric disorders.
MRI Biorepository ( vslivova@clarian.org ) collection consists of variety of fully annotated frozen samples from more than 3000 patients. Collection includes cancerous, non-malignant and normal tissues as well as matched serum and urine.
The National Gene Vector Biorepository (NGVB) provides Archiving Services; Insertional Site Analysis, Pharmacology and Toxicology Resources, and a Reagent Repository for gene therapy investigators working in academic or other non-profit organizations. The databases and educational resources are open to everyone.
The National Cell Repository for Alzheimer's Disease (NCRAD) provides the research community with DNA and cell lines from large numbers of informative families with multiple individuals affected with Alzheimer's Disease or related diseases. NCRAD also have available neurologically evaluated control samples. NCRAD samples are available for qualified researchers who are interested in expanding the understanding of the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases like AD.
Human Tissues and Organs for Research (HTOR) provides human tissues and organs to NIH-funded and university-based investigators and is supported by funding from NDRI, which has developed specialized programs targeted to increase the supply of human tissues and organs for specific areas of research with the highest demand for more resources.
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Supercomputing, bioinformatics, software, massive storage and advanced visualization services, collaboration tools, Indiana CTSI HUB. Learn More William K. Barnett, Ph D. (812) 856-3038
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The AEPCC conducts validated and highly reproducible in vitro and in vivo assays systems in endothelial and hematopoietic progenitor cell biology. Learn More Jamie Case, Ph D. (317) 278-8249
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Biomolecular technologies, imaging and cytomics, bioinformatics support, and bionanotechnology with an emphasis on nanochemistry and functionalization of nanomaterials. Learn More
Provides biomedical data management, informatic and analytical consulting, graphic and website design, and software and website hosting. Learn More Dr. Lang Li
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Provides consulting, access, and assistance for common genomics/bioinformatics analyses. Most of our current consulting portfolio centers on data produced by our sister Genomics core. Learn More Scott Emrich, Ph D. (574) 631-0353
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Collaborates with investigators in the planning, statistical design, data management, and analysis of health related clinical, laboratory and epidemiological research projects. There is no charge to IUSM investigators for biostatistics effort related to grant development. Learn More (317) 274-2661
Nanometrology laboratories, complete suite of microelectronics and microfuidics fabrication and testing equipment, bio-pharma clean room. Learn More Monica Allain, Ph D.
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Provides technical expertise and assistance in conducting experiments employing various rodent cardiovascular disease models for generating physiological data for testing experimental compounds, molecules, cells or devices. Learn More Brian Johnstone, Ph D. (317) 278-6107
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Experimental design, infrastructure and consulting services for use of array-based technology in studies of disease and other biomedical research. Learn More Howard J. Edenberg, Ph D.
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Molecular structure and dynamics determination from a wide variety of compounds. Learn More Jaroslav Zajicek, Ph D. (574) 631-9111
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3,000 sq. ft. facility consisting of 8 double-sided racks and 38 single-sided racks, maintained independently. Separate room houses the nursery. Learn More David Hyde, Ph D. (574) 631-8054
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Provides non-sterile cGMP manufacturing of clinical trial and small-scale commercial materials, analytical testing, formulation development, and related regulatory documentation. Learn More Email This Core
Provides investigators with cost-effective access to high throughput screening of structurally-diverse, drug-like small molecules in biological assays to enable investigators to discover small molecule tools for basic research, therapeutic development and diagnostic applications. Learn More Email This Core
Provides services to 1) assist in the quantification of drugs and/or metabolites, 2) identification of metabolites, and 3) pharmacokinetic analysis of data. Learn More David Jones, Ph D. (317) 630-8726
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Resource for comparative genomics, including development of transgenic flies with mutations in candidate human genes. Learn More
Provides electron microscopy services utilizing either scanning or transmission electron microscopy. Learn More Vincent H. Gattone II, Ph D. (31) 274-2505
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Cell sorting, immunoflourescence analysis and other flow cytometric assays. Learn More Edward Srour, Ph D. (317) 274-3589
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Range of sequencing and expression analysis. The Genomics Core has an ABI 3730, Roche 454 Genome Sequencer, Affymetrix GeneChip Workstation, NimbleGen Hybridization system, GenePix scanner, and TaqMan technology. Learn More Mike Ferdig, Ph D. (574) 631-9973
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Imaging of tissue biochemistry, physiology, and anatomy provided by the Indiana Institute for Biomedical Imaging Sciences (IIBIS). Learn More Wendy L. Winkle (317) 278-3167
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High resolution confocal epifluorescence and multiphoton microscopy of cells, tissues and organs in living animals and fixed samples, and development of methods for imaging and digital image analysis. Learn More Jeff Clendenon
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ISBER Best Practices compliant, SOP driven, electronic access controlled, and remote alarm monitored storage space with available back-up storage units in the event of equipment failure. We have capacity for 60 mechanical freezers and 300,000 specimens stored in vapor phase liquid nitrogen and provide LN2 unit fill service. We offer specimen processing support for your IRB approved protocol and sample and management via the CaTissue sample and protocol management system. We collaborate with IRB approved biorepository processes to connect investigators with specimen sources. Learn More Lilith Reeves, MS, MT(ASCP)SH (317) 278-6930
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The Indiana University Cyclotron Facility (IUCF) is a multidisciplinary laboratory performing research and development in the areas of accelerator physics, nuclear physics, materials science, radiation biophysics, radiation biology and medical applications of accelerators. Learn More Susan Klein, Ph D. (812) 855-9365
Unique research resources available for collaboration Learn More Mary Prorok (574) 631-9120
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The LSMF is a full service electron microscopy core with both service and individual use options. Equipment includes field-emission SEMs equipped with cryo, EDX, low vacuum, and tensile stage. Also available are TEMs, routine and cryo sample preparation instrumentation, and other support equipment. Learn More Debby Sherman 765-494-6666
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Analysis of large and small molecules using several ionization methods, low or high resolution, hyphenated techniques, proteomics, and metabolomics. Learn More Bill Boggess (574) 631-4027
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Houses and integrates three areas of imaging expertise. Makes available an integrated suite of sophisticated microscopes and imaging stations that enable the expert users to attack the most complex modern research problems and, equally important, the resident professional staff (technicians and research specialists) to guide the non-expert users and allow them to conduct experiments that were previously beyond their limits. Learn More
PHC will provide necropsy, histology and pathology support to researchers who use cell lines, xenografts, animal models, and human tissues in their research at various biosafety levels. Individual attention to protocol and technique development,as well as optimizing challenging preclinical scenarios with respect to histology and staining, allows this core to offer individualized services for research and development.
PHC provides a researcher with the unique opportunity to design and plan a study which optimizes the best animal model, research protocol, tissue procurement, specimen handling and finally histology. Most errors start with designing a study expecting histology to answer the research objectives. Pre-discussion of histology techniques, specimen preservation details, and supportive blood or fluid samples are all criticial in producing the overall evaluation. Involvement of the PHC in developing the research plan will ultimately decrease errors and improve your research outcomes! Learn More Pam Rogers 317.278.0000
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Identification, quantitation and characterization of proteins, instrumentation development. Learn More Dr. Mu Wang (317) 278-1446
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Construction of expression vectors, expression and purification of recombinant proteins. Learn More Tom Hurley, Ph D. (317) 278-2008
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Collaborative program providing assessment of nutritional, endocrine, and related studies with expertise in the analysis of bone density, bone geometry, and body composition. Learn More Connie Weaver, Ph D.
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The Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics is a multidisciplinary research center serving primarily the Indiana University Bloomington campus. The CGB carries out independent research in genomics and bioinformatics, collaborates with and/or assists projects developed by IUB faculty, and promotes interdepartmental and interdisciplinary interactions to enhance genomics and bioinformatics at IUB. Our interactions have grown to include faculty at IUSOM, IUPUI, Purdue, and elsewhere around the world. Learn More Jennifer Stenbachs
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30,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art animal research facility. Fully accredited with highly trained, certified, professional staff. Learn More Mark Suckow, DVM (574) 631-6085
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Production of transgenic mouse lines using both blastocyst injection of embryonic stem cells and pronuclear injection of DNA. Learn More William Carter (317) 278-0163
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The Translational Genomics Laboratory provides services for 1) nucleic acid preparation, 2) genotyping, and 3) gene expression profiling. Learn More Sunil Badve, MD (317) 491-6417 (office)(317) 274-5565 (laboratory)
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Provides gene therapy vectors at research or clinical grade. Can also provide GMP, endotoxin, and other assays used in certifying products for clinical use. Learn More Scott Cross (317) 278-1628
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Denotes a CTSI Designated Core. Investigators who wish to apply for CTSI Core Pilot Grants must apply to a CTSI Core to be eligible to receive these special grants.