iLab Organizer :: UTSW Genomics Sequencing & Microarray Core Facility

Name	Role	Phone	Email	Location
Chaoying Liang or Indu Raman	Lab Managers	214-648- 7329 or 214-645-6071	Chaoying.Liang@UTSouthwestern.edu or Indu.Raman@UTSouthwestern.edu	Genomics & Microarray
Indu Raman	Microarray Lab Manager	214-645- 6071	Indu.Raman@UTSouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Carlos Arana	Computational Biologist	214-645- 5996	Carlos.Arana@UTSouthwestern.edu	Genomics
Yun Lian	Data Specialist	214-645- 6074	Yun.Lian@UTSouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Jinchun Zhou	Genomics Customer Support	214-648- 7329	Jinchun.Zhou@UTSouthwestern.edu	Genomics
Bo Zhang	Genomics Customer support	214-648-7329	bo.zhang@utsouthwestern.edu	Genomics
George Adams.	Research Associate(customer service coordinator)	214-645- 6072	george.adams@utsouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Mei Yan	Senior Research Associate	214-645- 6072	mei.yan@utsouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Guangchun Chen	Senior Research Associate	214-645- 6072	guangchun.chen@utsouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Tao Chen	Research Associate	214-645- 6072	tao.chen@utsouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Leying Feng	Research Assistant	214-645- 6072	leying.feng@utsouthwestern.edu	Microarray
Chaoying Liang	Genomics Lab Manager	214-645-7329	Chaoying.Liang@UTSouthwestern.edu	Genomics

Name	Description
Ingenuity Pathway Analysis 1year account
Microarray MicroRNA Sequencing Library Preparation
Affymetrix miRNA 4.0 Arrays	Comprehensive coverage – Designed to interrogate all mature miRNA sequences in miRBase Release 20. Easily correlate miRNA results – Analysis files contain host gene ID, predicted and validated miRNA target genes, and clustered miRNA information. Easy analysis – Analyze human, mouse, rat, or every miRNA for all species using the same array. Low sample input – Requires as little as 130 ng total RNA. Simple, fast, and free analysis solution – Coupled with Affymetrix® Expression Console™ Software and Affymetrix® Transcriptome Analysis Console (TAC) Software, researchers have a complete solution from data to decision-making in minutes
ChIP-Seq Library preparation	A total of 5-10ng ChIP DNA is required.
Clariom D Human Arrays	Accelerate your biomarker discovery with Clariom D solutions—the next generation of transcriptome-level profiling tools—providing a highly detailed view of the transcriptome for the fastest path to actionable results. Available for human, mouse, and rat, Clariom D solutions allow translational scientists to generate high-fidelity biomarker signatures quickly and easily with a design that provides the most intricate transcriptome-wide gene- and exon-level expression profiles including the ability to detect alternative splicing events of coding and long non-coding RNA, in a single three-day experiment.
Clariom S Human Arrays	Clariom S assays focus on well-annotated genes (>20,000), providing researchers with the ability to perform gene-level expression profiling studies and to quickly assess changes in key genes and pathways. With less time required for data analysis, Clariom S assays help researchers reach conclusions more rapidly.
Clariom S Mouse Array	Clariom S assays focus on well-annotated genes (>20,000), providing researchers with the ability to perform gene-level expression profiling studies and to quickly assess changes in key genes and pathways. With less time required for data analysis, Clariom S assays help researchers reach conclusions more rapidly.
DNA Whole Genome Seq(WGS) library prep	Our core offers whole genome-seq library prep service for the following organisms. Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB)-4.0MB Staphylococcus aureus (SA)-2.8MB E. coli – 5.5MB Pseudomonas- 6MB Klebsiella pneumoniae- 5.3MB Homo sapiens 3234.83-MB
DNA-seq library preparation from genomic DNA	The service includes fragmentation, adding adaptors, size selection, amplification and QC. A minimum of 200ng DNA is required. We prefer to have 1 ug DNA. The DNA quality should be good. The volume is up to 35ul without EDTA.
Hiseq 4000 PE-150	Hiseq 4000 sequencer normally can generate 300 million reads per lane. Only 8 lanes flowcell is available. If you don't need 8 lanes at a time, you need to share the FC with others. Please note there are some specific requirements for libraries in order to run Hiseq 4000 sequencer: 1) The library quality check by bioanalyzer is required. 2) The library needs to have no adapters contamination. If there is 5% adapters contamination, it can result in 60% of adapter sequencing. 3) The picogreen and qPCR quantification are required. 4) The final library concentration needs to be no less than 2nM.
Hiseq 4000 PE-75	Hiseq 4000 sequencer normally can generate 300 million reads per lane. Only 8 lanes flowcell is available. If you don't need 8 lanes at a time, you need to share the FC with others. Please note there are some specific requirements for libraries in order to run Hiseq 4000 sequencer: 1) The library quality check by bioanalyzer is required. 2) The library needs to have no adapters contamination. If there is 5% adapters contamination, it can result in 60% of adapter sequencing. 3) The picogreen and qPCR quantification are required. 4) The final library concentration needs to be no less than 2nM.
Hiseq 4000 SE-100	Hiseq 4000 sequencer normally can generate 300 million reads per lane. Only 8 lanes flowcell is available. If you don't need 8 lanes at a time, you need to share the FC with others. Please note there are some specific requirements for libraries in order to run Hiseq 4000 sequencer: 1) The library quality check by bioanalyzer is required. 2) The library needs to have no adapters contamination. If there is 5% adapters contamination, it can result in 60% of adapter sequencing. 3) The picogreen and qPCR quantification are required. 4) The final library concentration needs to be no less than 2nM.
Hiseq 4000 SE-150	Hiseq 4000 sequencer normally can generate 300 million reads per lane. Only 8 lanes flowcell is available. If you don't need 8 lanes at a time, you need to share the FC with others. Please note there are some specific requirements for libraries in order to run Hiseq 4000 sequencer: 1) The library quality check by bioanalyzer is required. 2) The library needs to have no adapters contamination. If there is 5% adapters contamination, it can result in 60% of adapter sequencing. 3) The picogreen and qPCR quantification are required. 4) The final library concentration needs to be no less than 2nM.
Hiseq 4000 SE-50	Hiseq 4000 sequencer normally can generate 300 million reads per lane. Only 8 lanes flowcell is available. If you don't need 8 lanes at a time, you need to share the FC with others. Please note there are some specific requirements for libraries in order to run Hiseq 4000 sequencer: 1) The library quality check by bioanalyzer is required. 2) The library needs to have no adapters contamination. If there is 5% adapters contamination, it can result in 60% of adapter sequencing. 3) The picogreen and qPCR quantification are required. 4) The final library concentration needs to be no less than 2nM.
Miseq PE-300 cycles V3 kit (Per flow cell price)	MiSeq V3 kit normally generates 20 to 25 million reads per flowcell.
Miseq SE-150cycle V3 kit (Per flow cell price)	MiSeq V3 kits normally generates 20 to 25 million reads per flowcell.
mRNAseq-non Strand specific Library Prep	mRNAseq-Strand specific library Preparation is primarily offered. Please provide 100-2000ng good quality total RNA (RIN equal or above 7.0) in nuclease free H2O. The volume is up to 50ul. If you have limited quantity, the total RNA input can be lower to 50ng. But if the quantity is not a problem, we prefer to have 1-2 ug of total RNA. We offer non strand mRNA library prep only if you need to compile with an old data set.
Next Seq PE-150 High Output Kit V2 (Per flow cell price)	NextSeq 500/550 High Output Kit V2 normally generates about 400 million reads per flowcell. We prefer to order by FC.
Next Seq PE-75 High Output Kit V2 (Per flow cell price)	NextSeq 500/550 High Output Kit V2 normally generates about 400 million reads per flowcell. We prefer to order by FC.
Next Seq SE-150 High Output V2 (Per flow cell price)	NextSeq 500/550 High Output Kit V2 normally generates about 400 million reads per flowcell. We prefer to order by FC.
qpcr per experiment	The price is per one time qPCR up to 10 samples.
RNASEQ Primary analysis	RNASeq analysis pricing is per sample. Primary analysis must be ordered if secondary analysis is requested. For more than 10 samples, discounted price may be applicable. The primary analysis will be conducted through CLCBIO workbench or tophat based on the preference of the customer. This tool helps in alignment of each individual samples to the reference genome and for the calculation of gene expression measures (RPKM) from mRNA sequence data and generation of gene expression profiles . The expression values are created on two levels as two separate result files: one for genes and one for transcripts. The values are given as RPKM to the customers.
Whole Transcriptome Library prep with Strand specific	We have the kits avaliable for the species: human, mouse, rat, bacteria, and host plus bacteria. For other species, please contact us. Sample submision requirement: 100 ng to 2.5ug high-quality total RNA (RIN equal or above 7.0) in nuclease free H2O, and volume is up to 30ul. If the quantity is not a problem, we prefer to have 2.5 ug of total RNA. If you have limited quantity, we have the low input kit avaliable for a minimum 25ng to start. But the species are limited to human, mouse and rat. The volume is up to 15ul.

Name	Description	Price
Affymetrix miRNA 4.0 Arrays	(view additional details)	Inquire
ChIP-Seq Library preparation	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $150.00 each External $180.00 each Commercial/Industry $200.00 each
Clariom D Human Arrays	(view additional details)	Inquire
Clariom S Human Arrays	(view additional details)	Inquire
Clariom S Mouse Array	(view additional details)	Inquire
DNA Whole Genome Seq(WGS) library prep	(view additional details)	Internal $150.00 each UT System/In Network $150.00 each External $180.00 each Commercial/Industry $200.00 each
DNA-seq library preparation from genomic DNA	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $150.00 each External $180.00 each Commercial/Industry $200.00 each Internal $150.00 each
Hiseq 4000 PE-150	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $2,700.00 each External $3,240.00 each Commercial/Industry $3,510.00 each Internal $2,700.00 each
Hiseq 4000 PE-75	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,900.00 each External $2,280.00 each Commercial/Industry $2,470.00 each
Hiseq 4000 SE-100	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,500.00 each External $1,800.00 each Commercial/Industry $1,950.00 each Internal $1,500.00 each
Hiseq 4000 SE-150	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,600.00 each External $1,920.00 each Commercial/Industry $2,080.00 each Internal $1,600.00 each
Hiseq 4000 SE-50	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,100.00 each External $1,320.00 each Commercial/Industry $1,430.00 each Internal $1,100.00 each
Miseq PE-300 cycles V3 kit (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $2,000.00 each External $24,000.00 each Commercial/Industry $2,600.00 each Internal $2,000.00 each
Miseq SE-150cycle V3 kit (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,200.00 each External $1,440.00 each Commercial/Industry $1,600.00 each Internal $1,200.00 each
Next Seq PE-150 High Output Kit V2 (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $5,900.00 each External $7,080.00 each Commercial/Industry $7,500.00 each Internal $5,900.00 each
Next Seq PE-75 High Output Kit V2 (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $3,600.00 each External $4,320.00 each Commercial/Industry $4,600.00 each Internal $3,600.00 each
Next Seq SE-150 High Output V2 (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $3,600.00 each External $4,320.00 each Commercial/Industry $4,600.00 each
RNASEQ Primary analysis	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $25.00 each External $30.00 each Commercial/Industry $35.00 each Internal $25.00 each
Whole Transcriptome Library prep with Strand specific	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $300.00 each External $360.00 each Commercial/Industry $400.00 each Internal $300.00 each
mRNAseq-non Strand specific Library Prep	(view additional details)	Internal $200.00 each UT System/In Network $200.00 each External $240.00 each Commercial/Industry $260.00 each
qpcr per experiment	(view additional details)	Inquire

▼ ► Microarray - Affymetrix GX Array (4)
Name	Description	Price
Affymetrix miRNA 4.0 Arrays	(view additional details)	Inquire
Clariom D Human Arrays	(view additional details)	Inquire
Clariom S Human Arrays	(view additional details)	Inquire
Clariom S Mouse Array	(view additional details)	Inquire
▼ ► Next-Generation Sequencing -Data Analysis (1)
Name	Description	Price
RNASEQ Primary analysis	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $25.00 each External $30.00 each Commercial/Industry $35.00 each Internal $25.00 each
▼ ► Next-Generation Sequencing -Library Preparation Service (5)
Name	Description	Price
ChIP-Seq Library preparation	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $150.00 each External $180.00 each Commercial/Industry $200.00 each
DNA Whole Genome Seq(WGS) library prep	(view additional details)	Internal $150.00 each UT System/In Network $150.00 each External $180.00 each Commercial/Industry $200.00 each
DNA-seq library preparation from genomic DNA	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $150.00 each External $180.00 each Commercial/Industry $200.00 each Internal $150.00 each
mRNAseq-non Strand specific Library Prep	(view additional details)	Internal $200.00 each UT System/In Network $200.00 each External $240.00 each Commercial/Industry $260.00 each
Whole Transcriptome Library prep with Strand specific	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $300.00 each External $360.00 each Commercial/Industry $400.00 each Internal $300.00 each
▼ ► Next-Generation Sequencing -Sequencing Run (10)
Name	Description	Price
Hiseq 4000 PE-150	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $2,700.00 each External $3,240.00 each Commercial/Industry $3,510.00 each Internal $2,700.00 each
Hiseq 4000 PE-75	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,900.00 each External $2,280.00 each Commercial/Industry $2,470.00 each
Hiseq 4000 SE-100	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,500.00 each External $1,800.00 each Commercial/Industry $1,950.00 each Internal $1,500.00 each
Hiseq 4000 SE-150	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,600.00 each External $1,920.00 each Commercial/Industry $2,080.00 each Internal $1,600.00 each
Hiseq 4000 SE-50	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,100.00 each External $1,320.00 each Commercial/Industry $1,430.00 each Internal $1,100.00 each
Miseq PE-300 cycles V3 kit (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $2,000.00 each External $24,000.00 each Commercial/Industry $2,600.00 each Internal $2,000.00 each
Miseq SE-150cycle V3 kit (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $1,200.00 each External $1,440.00 each Commercial/Industry $1,600.00 each Internal $1,200.00 each
Next Seq PE-150 High Output Kit V2 (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $5,900.00 each External $7,080.00 each Commercial/Industry $7,500.00 each Internal $5,900.00 each
Next Seq PE-75 High Output Kit V2 (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $3,600.00 each External $4,320.00 each Commercial/Industry $4,600.00 each Internal $3,600.00 each
Next Seq SE-150 High Output V2 (Per flow cell price)	(view additional details)	UT System/In Network $3,600.00 each External $4,320.00 each Commercial/Industry $4,600.00 each
▼ ► Next-Generation Sequencing -quality check (1)
Name	Description	Price
qpcr per experiment	(view additional details)	Inquire

MD Anderson Cancer Center

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext
MDACC AIM <p>AIM provides assistance to researchers with collection and assessment of Patient Reported Outcomes, behavioral data, and measures of fitness and body composition.</p>	Susan K. Peterson, PhD, MPH	speterso@mdanderson.org	713-792-8267
MDACC Bionutrition Research Core	Christine Ranieri, MS, RD, LD	brc@mdanderson.org	713-794-1295
MDACC Biospecimen Extraction Facility The Biospecimen Extraction Resource provides a centralized laboratory for standardized, high quality DNA, RNA and protein extraction from blood, tissues, saliva, cells, or other patient derived biospecimens.	Jian Gu, Ph.D.	jiangu@mdanderson.org	713-792-8016
MDACC Bone Histomorphometry Core Laboratory The Bone Histomorphometry Core Laboratory provides histomorphometric analyses of nondecalcified bone specimens, including processing mouse bone specimens for nondecalcified histology and performing static and dynamic histomorphometric analyses of mouse bone specimens.	Michael Starbuck	mwstarbu@mdanderson.org	713-563-1212
MDACC Characterized Cell Line Core Facility The Characterized Cell Line distributes well characterized and validated cell lines to researchers across the world and offers cell line validation using short tandem repeats STR profiling.	Kathryn Aziz	ccsgcclc@mdanderson.org	713-792-5743
MDACC Chemical Imaging Research Core	Dodge Baluya	DLBaluya@mdanderson.org	713-794-1661
MDACC Core for Biomolecular Structure and Function (CBSF) The purpose of the Core for Biomolecular Structure and Function (CBSF) is to provide recombinant  protein production, protein characterization, binding studies and structural biology (X-ray crystallography) services to MD Anderson Cancer Center and the wider Texas Medical Center.	Paul Leonard	PLeonard1@mdanderson.org	832-750-1516
MDACC DNA Methylation Core The DNA Methylation Core is funded by the Center for Cancer Epigenetics and provides services related to the analysis of DNA methylation for researchers at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center.	Marcos Estecio	mestecio@mdanderson.org	713-792-9108
MDACC Gene Editing/Cellular Model Core Facility The Gene Editing Cellular Model Core Facility provides custom cellular model construction services using two technical platforms.	Dr. Junjie Chen	jchen8@mdanderson.org	713-792-4863
MDACC Genetically Engineered Mouse Facility (GEMF) The Genetically Engineered Mouse Facility provides unique models with wide application to basic and translational research. The GEMF supplies indispensable expertise to generate these models in an efficient and cost effective manner using state of the art procedures.	Jan Parker-Thornburg, Ph.D.	jpthorn@mdanderson.org	713-745-2654, 713-745-1419 (lab)
MDACC High Resolution Electron Microscopy Facility (HREMF) The mission of the High Resolution Microscopy Facility is to provide scanning and transmission electron microscopy services to researchers.	Robert R. Langley, Ph.D.	rlangley@mdanderson.org	713-792-9142, 713-792-8747 (fax)
MDACC Laboratory Animal Genetic Services The Laboratory Animal Genetic Service Core provides services for speed congenics, background characterization, microbial PCR testing, rodent STR and murine genetic consultations.	Fernando Benavides, DVM, PhD, DACLAM	fbenavid@mdanderson.org	512-237-9343
MDACC Molecular Cytogenetics Core Facility The primary goal of this facility is to offer conventional and molecular cytogenetic services, including species identification, karyotyping, analysis of genomic instability, fluorescence in situ hybridization and spectral karyotyping	Asha S. Multani Ph.D.	amultani@mdanderson.org	713-563-1892
MDACC Monoclonal Antibody Core Facility The Monoclonal Antibody Facility develops high quality, cost effective customized MAbs to meet the basic, translational, and clinical research needs of MD Anderson investigators.	Laura Bover	lbover@mdanderson.org	713-563-3301 or 713-563-2281
MDACC NORTH Campus Flow Cytometry and Cellular Imaging Core Facility The Flow Cytometry and Cellular Imaging Facility was established to provide access to state of the art cell analysis technology for researchers, and provides cell sorting, analytical flow cytometry, cellular imaging and custom monoclonal antibody mAb conjugations to its users.	Joan Hoover-Zuniga	jezuniga@mdanderson.org	713-745-1749
MDACC Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility The NMR facility is used for structure determination of compounds developed in drug discovery, pharmacology, and diagnostic imaging laboratories.	Kumaralal K. Kaluarachchi, Ph.D	kkkaluar@mdanderson.org	713-792-3779
MDACC Pharmaceutical Chemistry Facility The mission of the Pharmaceutical Chemistry Facility is to assist researchers with the design and synthesis of compounds for use in cancer research.	Barbara Czako Ph.D	BCzako@MDAnderson.org	713-745-2050
MDACC Protein Array & Analysis Core (PAAC) The Protein Array and Analysis Core PAAC at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Science Park provides investigators access to innovative and cutting edge cancer research tools for the discovery and characterization of novel proteinprotein interactions.	Cari Sagum	casagum@mdanderson.org	512-237-9328
MDACC Proteomics and Metabolomics The mission of the Proteomics and Metabolomics Core Facility is to provide the research community with cutting edge expertise and services for sensitive, precise, and accurate measurement of proteins and metabolites using mass spectrometrybased technologies.p</p>	David Hawke, Ph.D	dhawke@mdanderson.org	713-834-6096
MDACC RPPA-Functional Proteomics Functional Proteomics Reverse Phase Protein Array RPPA Core provides cancer center members with access to a powerful, highthroughput, quantitative costeffective antibodybased assay to characterize basal or ligandinduced protein expression and modification, and timeresolved responses appropriat	Kathryn Aziz	ccsgrppa@mdanderson.org	713-792-5743
MDACC Research Histology Core Laboratory The Research Histology Core Laboratory includes specialized equipment for immunohistochemistry, fluorescent in situ hybridization FISH, laser capture microdissection, and tissue microarray construction.	Jacqueline Furr	jfurr@mdanderson.org	713-792-3119, 713-563-0544 (fax)
MDACC Science Park Flow Cytometry and Cell Imaging Core The Flow Cytometry and Cell Imaging Core Facility at Science Park provides cutting edge cell analysis resources. These include cell sorting and analytical flow cytometry to phenotype, quantify and isolate cells and confocal microscopy to capture high resolution images.p	Pamela Whitney - Lab	pjwhitney@mdanderson.org	512-237-9427
MDACC Science Park Molecular Biology Core The Molecular Biology Core Facility at Science Park provides investigators access to sophisticated and stateoftheart molecular techniques, services and instrumentation.	Jianjun Shen, Ph.D.	jianshen@mdanderson.org	512-237-9558
MDACC Science Park NGS The Science Park NGS facility is built around a user group of 30 cancer researchers at MD Anderson Science Park, UT Austin, and Texas State University San Marcos.	Jianjun Shen, Ph.D	jianshen@mdanderson.org	512-237-9558
MDACC Science Park Research Histology, Pathology & Imaging Core The Science Park Research Histology, Pathology Imaging Core provides investigators with expert imaging and experimental pathology support. Our staff consult with investigators to formulate an integrated imaging, pathology and histology protocol for each study.	Manu Sebastian, DVM, PhD, DACVP, DABT, DECLAM	mmsebastian@mdanderson.org	512-237-9347
MDACC Sequencing and Microarray Facility (SMF) The Sequencing and Microarray Facility provides essential genomic analysis services to support researchers in basic science, translational, and populationbased research programs	Erika Thompson, M.S.	ejthomps@mdanderson.org	713-834-6381
MDACC Sequencing and ncRNA Program The Sequencing and Noncoding RNA Program is one of an MDA institution supported shared genomic service resources providing not only instrumentation but also expertise in applications of next generation sequencing and microarray services to investigators	Chang-gong Liu, Ph.D.	cgliu@mdanderson.org	713-792-2287
MDACC Small Animal Imaging Facility <p>The Small Animal Imaging Facility provides access to imaging instrumentation and expertise that allows researchers to integrate powerful and cuttingedge imaging technologies into routine preclinical research with confidence that their scientific objectives will be achieved.</p>	Charles Kingsley	charles.kingsley@mdanderson.org	(713) 563-6709
MDACC shRNA and ORFeome Core The shRNA and ORFeome core Facility makes the following libraries available to MD Anderson members human and murine shRNA libraries, human ORFeome collaboration and LentiORF libraries. The core not only provides center members with individual shRNA and ORF clones but also builds customized librar...	Dr. Sun, Yutong	ysun2@mdanderson.org	(713) 792-3677
MDACC siRNA Core Facility The siRNA Core Facility at MD Anderson performs High Throughput and High Content siRNA screens to assist experimental cancer therapy studies. The cores ultimate goal is to develop relevant three dimensional models that represent the human body..

The University of Texas at Arlington

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email
The Shimadzu Center for Advanced Analytical Chemistry	Maciej Kukula	kukula@uta.edu
The Shimadzu Center for Bio-Molecular Imaging	Jeff Campbell	jeff.campbell@uta.edu
The Shimadzu Institute NanoTechnology Research Center	Nader Hozhabri	nh@uta.edu

University of Texas - San Antonio

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext
UTSA Kleberg Advanced Microscopy Center KAMC focuses on the synthesis and characterization of nanomaterials for imaging, labels for bioassays, and active targeting for in vivo or in vitro diagnostics. The Core studies the interaction of nanoparticles with living cells for application in the targeted delivery of drugs, genes, and proteins.	Miguel Jose-Yacaman, Ph.D.	miguel.yacaman@utsa.edu	(210) 458-6954
UTSA Protein Biomarker Core The RCMI Proteomics and Protein Biomarkers Core Facility is focused on capillary liquid chromatographymass spectrometry LCMS and tandem mass spectrometry LCMSMS to identify, characterize, and quantify proteins. The Proteomics Core develops novel methods, while the Protein Biomarkers Core applies ...	Stephan Bach, Ph.D.	stephen.bach@utsa.edu	(210) 458-4466
UTSA RCMI Biophotonics Core The RCMI Biophotonics Core Facility provides cutting edge technology for the study and manipulation of biological samples using light, including longterm indepth imaging of live tissues and the technology to probe at the molecular level for proteinprotein interactions within live samples.	George Perry	george.perry@utsa.edu	(210) 458-4450

University of Texas Health Northeast

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext

University of Texas Health Science Center

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext
UTHealth Atomic Force Microscopy The BioScope™ II microscope has been engineered to facilitate advanced life science research such as imaging, probing and manipulating biological systems at the nanometric scale. We can determine the micromechanical properties of both biological and non-biological samples.	Ana Maria Zaske, PhD	Ana.M.Zaske@uth.tmc.edu	713-486-5418
UTHealth Biomedical Informatics Group (BIG) We offer services to researchers, including access to clinical data and enhanced subject recruiting, and are involved in multiple local and national collaborations with other groups.	Susan Guerrero	Susan.C.Guerrero@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-3926
UTHealth CCTS Biobank The CCTS Biobank consists of a collection of human samples and related clinical and genomic data that are available for collaborative sharing with qualified researchers and owned by contributing investigators conducting research within the Texas Medical Center.	Jennifer Sanner, PhD, RN	Jennifer.E.Sanner@uth.tmc.edu	713.500.2114
UTHealth Cellular Therapy Core <p>The CTC is an FDA registered facility where tissues are processed to produce cells for clinical applications. It is focused on translating, validating and supporting IND applications at a preclinical level into clinical grade processes.</p>	Fabio Triolo, Ph.D.	Fabio.Triolo@uth.tmc.edu	713-486-2542
UTHealth Center for Advanced Microscopy <p>The Center for Advanced Microscopy provides assisted or unassisted state of the art imaging capabilities including three confocal microscopes, fluorescence lifetime imaging, live animal imaging with an IVIS Lumina, flow cytometry, and a liquid handling multiwell plate reader.</p>	Olga Chumakova, Ph.D.	Olga.Chumakova@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-7495
UTHealth Flow Cytometry Service Center <p>The Flow Cytometry Service Center provides a broad range of assisted and unassisted flow cytometry services from basic 2 color analysis to advanced 14 parameter analysis and multi population cell sorting.</p>	Alicia Blancas, Ph.D.	Alicia.A.Blancas@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-2486
UTHealth Human Genetics Center Laboratory	Megan Grove, MS	HGC_lab@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-9800
UTHealth Magnetic Resonance Imaging Core The MR group provides advanced MRI techniques, including selective tissue imaging, magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging, diffusion tensor imaging to neurological disorders, central nervous system trauma, and drug addiction both in humans and animal models.	Ponnada Narayana, Ph.D	Ponnada.A.Narayana@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-7677
UTHealth NanoChemistry Service Center The Nanochemistry Service Center provides provides custom synthesis, labeling, and chemical coupling of DNA thioaptamers and nanoparticles and large-scale, high-resolution 3D printing services.	David Volk, PhD	david.volk@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-3611
UTHealth Proteomics Service Center The CTPC services provided are designed to identify and quantitate proteins and their modifications in a broad range of research specimens from simple purified protein samples to biomarker discovery and verification in complex mixtures such as cell and tissue extracts, plasma andor other biofluids	Li Li	Li.Li@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-2456
UTHealth Quantitative Genomics & Microarray Service Center The Quantitative Genomics Microarray Core Lab can perform all techniques associated with a qPCR instrument, quantitative Meso Scale ELISAs and microarrays utilizing Illumina and Agilent arrays.	David Loose, Ph.D.	David.S.Loose@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-7440
UTHealth Small Animal Cardiovascular Phenotyping Service Center	Siddharth Prakash	Siddharth.K.Prakash@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-7003
UTHealth Therapeutic Antibody Core The Therapeutic Antibody Core aims to provide statewide support and service to advance lead antibodies from academic laboratories to the stage of preclinical development.	Zhiqiang An, PhD	Zhiqiang.An@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-3011
UTHealth Transgenic and Stem Cells Service Center	Eva Zsigmond, PhD	eva.m.zsigmond@uth.tmc.edu	713-500-2453

University of Texas Health at San Antonio (UTHSCSA)

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext
UTHSA Bioanalytics and Single-Cell Core	Nameer Kirma	kirma@uthscsa.edu	(210) 562-4068
UTHSA Biobanking and Genome Analysis	Teresa L. Johnson-Pais, Ph.D.	paist@uthscsa.edu	210.567.6571
UTHSA Center for Macromolecular Interactions	Eileen M. Lafer	lafer@uthscsa.edu	(210) 567-3764
UTHSA Flow Cytometry Core Facility	Karla Gorena	moncadak@uthscsa.edu	210-567-3911
UTHSA Mass Spectrometry Laboratory	Susan Weintraub, Ph.D.	weintraub@uthscsa.edu	(210) 567-4043
UTHSA MicroCT Core Laboratory	Roberto Fajardo	fajardor@uthscsa.edu	210-567-6176
UTHSA NMR / Screening	Kristin E. Cano, Ph.D.	canok@uthscsa.edu	210-567-8706
UTHSA Optical Imaging Facility	Exing Wang	wange3@uthscsa.edu	210-562-4062
UTHSA X-Ray Crystallography	John Hart	pjh@biochem.uthscsa.edu	210-567-0751

University of Texas Medical Branch - Galveston

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext
Biomolecular Resource Facility	William Russell, Ph.D	bill.russell@utmb.edu	(409) 772-3579
UTMB International Biosafety Training Center	Sharon Walters	skwalter@utmb.edu	409-772-1781
UTMB Research Histopathology Core The Research Histopathology Core is equipped with the latest available instrumentation. RHC’s instrumentation is operated by highly skilled personnel available to assist in tissue preparation, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence, Insitu hybridization, including assay optimization, image anal...	Gustavo Valbuena	gvalbuen@utmb.edu	(409) 747-0735

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

Core Name	Primary Contact	Email	Phone Number/Ext
UTSW Clinical Research Unit (CRU)/Investigational Drug Service (IDS)	Lisa Fleming, MPA	CRUAdministration@UTSouthwestern.edu	214.648.2718
UTSW Flow Cytometry Facility	David Farrar	david.farrar@utsouthwestern.edu	24-648-7315
UTSW Genomics Sequencing & Microarray Core Facility	Chaoying Liang or Indu Raman	Chaoying.Liang@UTSouthwestern.edu or Indu.Raman@UTSouthwestern.edu	214-648- 7329 or 214-645-6071
UTSW High Throughput Screening Core	Bruce Posner, Ph.D.	bruce.posner@utsouthwestern.edu	214-648-0285
UTSW Metabolic Phenotyping Core	Ruth Gordillo	Ruth.Gordillo@UTSouthwestern.edu	214-648-3403
UTSW O'Brien Kidney Center: Animal Models Core	Vincy George	Vincy.George@UTSouthwestern.edu	214-648-7222
UTSW O'Brien Kidney Center: Cell Biology and Imaging Core	Vincy George	Vincy.George@UTSouthwestern.edu	214-648-7222
UTSW O'Brien Kidney Center: Clinical and Translational Research Core	Vincy George	Vincy.George@UTSouthwestern.edu	214-648-7222
UTSW O'Brien Kidney Center: Physiology Core	Vincy George	Vincy.George@UTSouthwestern.edu	214-648-7222
UTSW Preclinical Pharmacology Core	Noelle Williams	noelle.williams@utsouthwestern.edu	214-648-5072
UTSW Rodent Behavior Core	Shari Birnbaum	shari.birnbaum@utsouthwestern.edu	214-648-5123
UTSW Structural Biology Laboratory
UTSW Tissue Management Shared Resource	Cheryl Lewis	cheryl.lewis@utsouthwestern.edu	214-648-7597
UTSW Whole Brain Microscopy Facility (WBMF)	Denise Ramirez, PhD	denise.ramirez@utsouthwestern.edu	214-648-0203

Genomics	Microarray
Edward K. Wakeland, Ph.D. Professor and Chairman Core Director Phone: 214-648- 7330 Email: Edward.Wakeland@UTSouthwestern.edu	Quan-Zhen Li, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor Core Director Phone: 214-645- 6073 Email: Quan.Li@UTSouthwestern.edu

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