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COVID-19 and Other Human Virus Antigen Array The Microarray (Immune Profiling) core at UT Southwestern has designed protein arrays that encompass 30 different virus species including SARS-CoV2 (Spike and Nucleocapsid Protein). COVID-19 and other human virus antigen array Back-to top

Neuro-Models Equipment The following is a list of major equipment items used as part of NMF services. Gas anesthesia systems (Isoflurane, N2O, O2; VetEquip) The NMF uses gas anesthesia due to its ease of control of anesthetic state and prefers the physiological benefits of an N2O/O2 mix for surgical …

Affymetrix Affymetrix whole genome gene expresstion arrays. Affy_Expression_3' IVT Profiling Gene-level analysis Transcriptome-level analysis Back-to top

Sample Preparation DNA Extraction DNA quantification using Picogreen RNA Quantification Total Nucleic Acid Isolation for FFPE Samples Total Nucleic Acid Isolation for FFPE Samples – Sliced Tissue Sections Total RNA Extraction Back-to top

Clinical Research Foundations What is the Clinical Research Foundations Program? Clinical Research Foundations is the initial level of the Clinical Research Accelerator Training Program, designed for all incoming researchers to quickly learn the fundamentals for conducting clinical research at UT Sou…

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UTSW Serving as the sIRB UTSW can serve as the single IRB for multisite studies in most cases when required by the funding source or when single IRB will enhance efficiency and effectiveness of the review process. Decisions about whether to serve are made on a case-by-case basis. The graphic below su…

Relying on External sIRB UTSW Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) supports the requirement for single IRB review by collaborating with multiple External IRBs. Start-up Process to use External IRB An overview of the start-up process to use an External IRB is outlined below . Step 1: Create the St…

The goal of the NEI Center Core Grant for Vision Research is to enhance the capabilities of vision research scientists by facilitating easy access to equipment, training and technical support, which expands experimental capabilities, results in more cost-effective and time-efficient research, and opens up new research directions.

The overall goal of the NEI Center Core Grant for Vision Research is to enhance the capabilities of vision research scientists by facilitating easy access to equipment, training and technical support, which expands experimental capabilities, results in more cost-effective and time-efficient research, and opens up new research directions.