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Regardless of your prior NMR experience, users who are new to this facility must complete a formal training with the facility manager on an instrument before they are allowed to operate on that instrument, including inserting samples in the spinners or placing samples in the sample tray or on top of the magnet.

All users must complete the MR safety I and II training and sign and submit the MR Screening Form and the Biochemistry NMR Safety Form before they are permitted to enter the magnet rooms or request NMR training. There will be no exception to this rule. Anyone who let an unauthorized person into a magnet room, such as lending your key or opening the door for that person, will be held accountable and face disciplinary and/or possible legal actions.

The Biochemistry NMR Core is a 24/7, open access facility where, after receiving the required training, users generally operate the instruments themselves and run their own samples. However, services are also available to UTSW internal users who prefer to have their samples run for them by facility staff and to customers outside of the University. Another option is to have the facility staff as a collaborator in a research project.

Helpful documents and instructions for working with the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Core facility at UT Southwestern.

The Biomarker Research Laboratory (BRL) is focused on supporting investigator-initiated cancer clinical trials.

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Contact information for the Biostatistics and Data Science Core.

The UT Southwestern High-Throughput Screening Core works collaboratively with principal investigators on both chemical and genome-wide siRNA Screens.

The Biomarker Research Laboratory (BRL) is focused on supporting investigator-initiated cancer clinical trials.

Sample Requirements NGS Samples for Library Preparation Submit samples in 1.5 ml Lo-bind microfuge tubes, labeled clearly with order number, submission date, and sample identity. Sample quantification is required prior to submission. NOTE: Concentrations determined by NanoDrop are very unreliable. Pl…