Core Grant for Vision Research
- Institution
- University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI
- Principal investigator
- Robert W Nickells
- Funding
- $529K
- Duration
- 2005–2028
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Abstract
SUMMARY The overall goal of our Vision Research Core is to provide expertise, facilities, and equipment to foster and expand vision research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This will be accomplished by three Cores. The Ocular Omics and Quantitative Molecular Biology Core will facilitate the use of qPCR, Laser Capture Microdissection, RNASeq, microarrays, NextGen Sequencing, Flow Cytometry and other molecular methods by core users. The Pathology and Imaging Core will facilitate the use of confocal microscopy, fluorescent and light microscopy, histopathology, specialized tissue staining methods, and image analysis by core users. The Animal Models and Eye Organ Culture Core will facilitate the use of non-human primate, feline, rodent and other animal models of ocular disease, the use of OCT, ERG, VEP to assess visual function, and the use of other visual structure and function outcome measures.
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