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Histopath Consultation The Histo Pathology Core offers histopathology consultation by appointment with the lab's Director, Bret Evers, Assistant Professor, and board-certified Neuropathologist and Ophthalmic Pathologist Dr. Evers is expert in the analysis of murine phenotypes, with a strong emphasis in comparative pathology and developmental biology. He is an excellent collaborator and teacher. His histopathologic expertise: Helps characterize mutant mouse phenotypes. Helps develop experimental

After you’ve completed project development, the next step in a research project is developing research protocols and finalizing your analysis plans.

Feasibility assessments help determine the ability to recruit your population of interest from UT Southwestern patients as you develop a study.

Adequate training for your study personnel is critical for compliance, as well as important for ensuring participant safety and scientific integrity of your research.

After you’ve completed project development, the next step in a research project is developing research protocols and finalizing your analysis plans.

Find resources for engaging community stakeholders in the planning of your study so it meets the needs of the community.

Critical Anatomy/IHC The Histo Pathology Core is based upon the premise that research-oriented histology is about meeting the client investigators' need for critical anatomy. The lab is well versed in: Performing dark-field assisted cut-and-look microtomy to meet comparative anatomy between specimens. Matching specific sectioning planes to Kaufman mouse embryo or Paxinos brain anatomy atlases. Matching sectioning planes to previously cut slides or anatomy depicted in journal articles. Achieving

Data Management Our computers are not intended for storage, only for data acquisition, and we are not responsible for your data! Data must be backed up at the end of each session to a storage location managed by the user! To provide enough storage for new data, we reserve the right to delete older data from our computers without warning. The user data folders on all our computers are accessible via the campus LAN. Off-campus access to these computers requires a VPN connection ( VPN access ). To

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Lipid and Metabolite Mass Spectrometry Facility The Center for Human Nutrition lipid mass spectrometry lab is in the Green Science Building (L4.308) and occupies 2,000 square feet of newly renovated, state-of-the-art laboratory space housing over 16 mass spectrometers. This is a newly constructed open-concept lab with a modular design that allows equipment to relocated with minimal effort or disruption based on current needs. Other than two chemical fume hoods and a sink, there are no fixed