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Photo Gallery Click image to view full version - Fiji-based image segmentation Cells were stained for plasma membrane (CDH5/VE-cadherine - magenta), Golgi (red), actin (green) and nuclei (blue). The sample was imaged on a Nikon CSU-W1 spinning disk confocal, using a 10x/0.45NA objective. Sample were prepared and imaged by Steve Spurgin. Image analysis was carried out by Marcel Mettlen. Rendering of frontal mouse brain section Mouse brain; frontal sectioning. 3-color dataset was acquired on Zeiss

There are sample requirements for services provided by Sanger Sequencing Core, McDermott Center. Standard primers are provided.

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The UT Southwestern Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) is soliciting proposals for Pilot and Feasibility Grants (P&F) to support studies on nutrition, obesity, and obesity-related disorders. Applications due Nov. 1, 2022

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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

Data acquired on the NMR Core spectrometers can be instantly and easily accessed remotely on the facility’s samba server via network drives.

Details of Service Important: We do not accept any radioactive or biohazardous samples. You will be ask to sign a declaration that your samples are not dangerous when you bring them to the core. You must discuss your experiment with core staff if radioactive materials have been used at any point, even if you do not believe your samples are radioactive. Setup an iLab Account if you do not already have one. Carefully review the advice relevant to your submission in the sections below. Prepare gel

Contact Location & Hours The Proteomics Core is located in rooms Y4.306 (Lab) and Y4.310 (Office) of the Green Biomedical Research (Y) Building. Samples can be dropped off in Y4.106, 24 hours a day. Please contact ProteomicsCore@UTSouthwestern.edu once you have dropped off samples or with questions. Inquiry System We use an inquiry ticket system to ensure that all relevant core staff can access and respond to queries, and that inquires are answered promptly even if an individual member of staff

Recent News Now offering crosslinking analysis! September 23, 2024 We now offer crosslinked protein analysis, using XQuest software. Please contact us if you have questions about this service. Now offering ubiquitination enrichment August 9, 2023 We now offer ubiquitinated peptide enrichment, using the PTMScan® Ubiquitin Remnant Motif (K-ε-GG) Kit from Cell Signaling Technology. Please contact the Proteomics Core for questions regarding this service. Price increase for plasma/serum abundant