Molecular and Cellular Phenotyping Core

Instrument - Location (Click Instrument for more info)Core Scientific Advisor 
Applikon Bioreactor - Parsons N226Nate Oldenhuis, PhD
Berthold Centro LB 960XS Microplate Luminometer - Rudman 354Sherine Elsawa, PhD
BioRad V3 Chemidoc Imager -Rudman 354Don Wojchowski, PhD
Leica Biosystems CM1860 Freestanding CryostatMatt MacManes, PhD
Lentivirus Gene Delivery Facility - Rudman 257CDon Wojchowski, PhD
LiCor Odyssey Clx Imaging System - Rudman 354 Rick Cote, PhD
Lonza Nucleofetor Electroporator - Rudman 257CVicki Jeffers, PhD
Moxi II Cell Analyzer/Bench Flow Cytometer - Rudman 354Don Wojchowski, PhD
Nicoya Surface Plasmon Resonance System - Kingsbury S322Edward Song, PhD
Nikon A1R HD Confocal Microscope Imaging Workstation - Rudman 131Don Wojchowski, PhD
Nikon Eclipse Ni-E - Rudman 157Vicki Jeffers, PhD

CIBBR is supported by several cutting edge facilities on the University of New Hampshire Durham campus. 

CIBBR Supported Resources Include:

Microscopy Core:

Instrument - Location (Click instrument for more info)
Becton-Dickinson FACSCalibur Flow Cytometer - UIC Parsons
Miltenyi Biotec MACSQuant VYB Flow Cytometer - UIC Parson

Nikon A1R Confocal Microscope - UIC Parsons

To Come Nikon AXR

Zeiss Versa 610 X-Ray Microscope - UIC Parsons

Spectroscopy Core: 

 

Resource Acknowledgement:

ALL PUBLICATIONS RESULTING FROM USE OF THESE INSTRUMENTS NEED TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE CIBBR GRANT:

Research reported in this publication was supported by the University of New Hampshire's Center for Integrated Biomedical and Bioengineering Research (CIBBR) through a grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number P20GM113131.

Training Form:

If interested in using one of the CIBBR-Supported Instruments, a training form request with the UIC must be filled out and submitted. No access to CIBBR instrumentation will be allowed without the proper training. 

Download UIC Training Form