Medical Sciences Research Building (MSRB) II, Rm C574
734.647.3216
msrb2flowcore@med.umich.edu
Biomedical Sciences Research Building (BSRB), Rm A701
734.615.3494
bsrbflowcore@med.umich.edu
North Campus Research Complex (NCRC), Building 20W, Rm 134D
734.763.5792
ncrcflowcore@med.umich.edu
The Flow Cytometry Core
provides instrumentation and expertise to University of Michigan investigators – and the surrounding biotech community – in a broad range of basic and medical science disciplines. Samples are prepared by individual investigators, who then deliver samples to the Core for flow cytometric analysis or cell sorting. The Core also provides assistance in grant and publication preparation, publication-quality graphics, and the development of experimental designs.
Our Process
Training
No training is required to bring samples to the facility to be run by our trained technicians. However, we do offer training on all core instrumentation for those users wanting to take advantage of the discounted rate for self-operation or for those wanting to utilize the equipment during the off-hours.
Consultation
First-time investigators must consult with the core manager concerning facility operating policies, and discuss projects pursuant to optimizing experimental design, sample preparation, appropriate controls, and containment of potential pathogens. For full information on getting started with the Core, please visit Instructions & Forms.
To set up a consultation, please log in to MiCores (from iLab Solutions and Agilent Technologies).
Reserve Instrumentation
View the scheduling calendar and reserve time on an instrument through MiCores, an online system from Agilent Technologies and iLab Solutions at umich.corefacilities.org.
Core Announcements
Sony ID7000
We are excited to announce that Sony ID7000 spectral analyzer will be available in the MSRB2 location during the month of January. We will be evaluating this system for possible inclusion in the core. If you would be interested in learning more about the system or performing a spectral assay, please contact me at davadams@umich.edu.
General Information
734-764-8107
Our People
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Our Locations:
Medical Sciences Research Building (MSRB) II, Rm C574
Biomedical Sciences Research Building (BSRB), Rm A701
North Campus Research Complex (NCRC), Building 20W, Rm 134D
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