Microscopy and Flow Cytometry Core
- Institution
- University of South Carolina at Columbia, SC
- Principal investigator
- Chang-Uk Lim
- Funding
- $265K
- Duration
- 2024–2029
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Abstract
SUMMARY The Microscopy and Flow Cytometry Core (MFCC) of the Center for Targeted Therapeutics (CTT) COBRE provides cutting edge services and access to state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure for flow cytometry and advanced microscopy to interested investigators at the University of South Carolina (USC). The specific capabilities offered by MFCC include confocal and fluorescent microscopy, live cell imaging, enhanced data analysis capabilities, enhanced flow cytometry and cell sorting analyses, and assistance in experimental design and data interpretation. So far, MFCC has provided services to more than 55 investigators, including CTT members and other USC faculty, in a wide range of tasks related to advanced microscopy and flow cytometry techniques. The goals of MFCC at Phase 3 are 1) To provide CTT investigators and other researchers at USC with state-of-the-art capabilities in advanced microscopy, flow cytometry and cell sorting. 2) To train investigators in state-of-the-art methodologies in advanced microscopy, flow cytometry and cell sorting and assist them in applying these techniques to their specific research interests. 3). To develop and implement programs that will enhance MFCC's sustainability in the long-term.
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