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Collaborating labs at the Center for Organogenesis, Regeneration and Trauma.

Forms and templates researchers may need to obtain approval from the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP).

Ancillary review assists the IRB with matters related to research risk, regulatory requirements, and research compliance.

The mission of the Metabolomics Core Facility within Department of Biochemistry at the UT Southwestern is to assist investigators with their metabolomics projects.

The Metabolomics Core Facility offers a variety of metabolomics services including targeted and untargeted metabolomics and more.

The Metabolomics Core Facility focuses on targeted metabolomics (quantitation and validation) and untargeted metabolomics (discovery of metabolites).

Key Research Cores To support research efforts, four cores provide state-of-the-art services that augment the capabilities, availability, and budgets of individual NORC investigators: Animal Phenotyping/Metabolism Core Provides an array of blood metabolites and hormones, 50-plus metabolic cages, telemetry measurements of blood pressure, heart rate, core body temperature, and activity, multiple imaging modalities to characterize fat distribution, and hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamps and primary

UTSD: 1494 Combination Low Magnification Dark-Field Illuminator and Bright-Field Microscopy Substage Condenser with Descriptions and Modifications to Manufacture this Device from Commercially Available Fiber-Optic Ringlights In June 2003 intellectual property artwork and prototype demonstration for a Combination Low Magnification Dark-Field Illuminator and Bright-Field Microscopy Substage Condenser were filed pursuant of US patent. Prior-art drawings, prototype description, and modification

The Metabolomics Core Facility focuses on targeted metabolomics (quantitation and validation) and untargeted metabolomics (discovery of metabolites).

UT Southwestern's Conflict of Interest (COI) Office helps investigators identify, understand, and manage conflicts of interest.