Core Facilities & Technical Services
The Translational Research Institute (TRI) supports a wide range of shared resources and core facilities designed to advance basic, clinical and translational research. Core facilities are pay-per-use research laboratories or analytical services, which allow investigators access to technologies and services they do not have available in their own laboratories. By providing centralized oversight and infrastructure for more than a dozen core facilities administered by various Centers and Departments at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, the TRI strives to facilitate access to high-quality, cost-efficient, state-of-the-art technologies. Additionally, the TRI coordinates the establishment of new core facilities.
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Currently Supported Core Facilities
Cell Analysis
- Biodosimetry Diagnostic Core
- Digital Microscopy Lab
- DNA Damage & Toxicology Core
- Flow Cytometry Core
Biomarker Analysis
Genetic Analysis
Molecular Structure Analysis
Tissue Analysis
- Digital Microscopy Lab
- DNA Damage & Toxicology Core
- Experimental Pathology Core
- Skeletal Phenotyping Core
- Tissue Procurement Facility
Animal Research
- Bioluminescent & Fluorescent Imaging Core
- Biotelemetry & Ultrasound Imaging Core
- DNA Damage & Toxicology Core
- Molecular Imaging Core
- Skeletal Phenotyping Core
- Transgenic Mouse Core
Clinical Research
Program Leadership
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Philip Mayeux, Ph.D. | Biography Director prmayeux@uams.edu 501-603-1998 |
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Regina Dennis Program Manager rgdennis@uams.edu 501-526-0363 |
