A Collaborative, University-Wide Core Research Facility

Supporting the Center on Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases

An NIH Center of Biomedical Research Excellence

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The Biomedical Core Facilities, or BCF, strategically combines five key disciplines: microscopic imaging, molecular and cellular biology, flow cytometry and cell sorting, animal model/pathology and next-generation sequencing.

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FLOW CYTOMETRY LAB

 

The new research facility represents a critical component of the university's research infrastructure to support infectious disease studies. It will provide direct support of K-State's Center on Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases.


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The newly funded, core-facility suite will assemble state of the art technologies in a single location to facilitate the delivery of coordinatred services for academic, corporate and federal researchers, providing a complete range of services from whole tissues to single-cell nucleic acid analyses.