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Animal Phenotyping/Metabolism Core Example of one of our services we offer to our NORC investigators on a Seahorse instrument Mitochondrial Respiratory Profile. Oxygen-consumption in live-cells in response to basal conditions (glucose and pyruvate), oligomycin (ATP synthase inhibitor), FCCP (chemical uncoupler), and antimycin-A (complex III inhibitor). The Metabolic Phenotyping Core (MPC) provides state-of-the-art analytical and phenotypical measures to the scientific community both inside and

The Cryo-Electron Microscopy Facility manuals can be found online here.

Contact Us For general information and inquiries: QLMC@utsouthwestern.edu Marcel Mettlen, Ph.D. Director 214-648-4596 marcel.mettlen@utsouthwestern.edu Office: NL5.116B Abhijit Bugde, M.S., B.M.E. Facility Manager 214-648-3890 Email Office: NL5.120PA Dorothy Mundy, Ph.D. Imaging specialist 214-648-3890 dorothy.mundy@utsouthwestern.edu Office: NL5.120PA Lauren Young Business Operations Analyst Lauren.young@utsouthwestern.edu Sabia Sabharwal Administrative Associate Sabia.Sabharwal

News Click on the news sections to expand: 05/2026: New Leica Stellaris Falcon 8 Leica Stellaris Falcon 8 The QLMC is excited to introduce the Leica Stellaris Falcon 8 to the UTSW research community! The Leica Stellaris Falcon 8 is a confocal point scanning system with White Light Laser (WLL) as excitation light source and a highly sensitive, prism-based spectral detection design with computer controlled adjustable bandwidth for all fluorescence channels. The extended detection range up to 850

About Us The proteomics core facility is in dedicated laboratory, office, and instrument space in the Green Biomedical Research Building (Y Building, South Campus). Our core facility currently houses seven mass-spectrometry platforms , for shotgun, targeted, and intact analyses, run by expert staff that allow us to provide fee-based services and perform collaborative research, including: Protein and peptide identification from gels, solutions, and beads Identification and localization of post

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

Contact Us Joseph Ready, Ph.D. Principal Investigator joseph.ready@utsouthwestern.edu Monika Antczak, Ph.D. 2009–Present monika.antczak@utsouthwestern.edu Jacinth Naidoo, M.S. 2005–Present jacinth.naidoo@utsouthwestern.edu Jue Liang, M.S. 2009–Present jue.liang@utsouthwestern.edu Suraksha Gahalawat, Ph.D. 2018–Present FNU.Suraksha@utsouthwestern.edu Yesu Addepalli, Ph.D. 2005–Present addepalli.yesu@utsouthwestern.edu Seungheon Lee, Ph.D. 2022–Present Seungheon.Lee@utsouthwestern.edu Back-to top

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

Macromolecular Biophysics Resource's policies to ensure the smooth operation and continuous availability of MBR's resources.

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