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About the Microarray Facility
About
the Microarray Facility
What
We Are
Using
state-of-the-art equipment and robotics we provide
microarray services to University of Miami investigators
thanks to support from the provost, the dean and the
following centers: Dr. John T. Macdonald Foundation
Center for Medical Genetics, Diabetes Research Institute,
Miami Project To Cure Paralysis, Sylvester Comprehensive
Cancer Center, and NIEHS Marine and Freshwater Biomedical
Sciences Center. The facility is run by the director,
Richard Bookman,
and assistant scientist,
Lubov Nathanson.
Where
We Are
The
facility is located on the 6th Floor of the
Rosenstiel
Medical Science Building
on the University
of Miami School of Medicine Campus
(1600
NW 10th Ave, Miami, Florida 33136) in
rooms 6064 and 6056.
What
We Do
The
University of Miami DNA Microarray Facility provides
as much or as little assistance to University of Miami
investigators. A list of the services we offer can
be found below. For more detailed descriptions of
each item, please visit our
Services Available Page.
DNA
Microarrays
- RNA
sample preparation from tissue or cells
- RNA
amplification
- Agilent
RNA Qualification
- Generation
of fluorescently labeled probes
- cDNA or oligo arrays
- Commercial or UM fabrication
- Array
hybridization
- Scanning
and Image Analysis
- Data
Archiving
- Training
and Consulting
Robotics
- Array
Fabrication
- Tecan
Genesis
Bioinformatics
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