Metabolomics
Metabolomics Core aims to improve diagnosis, prevention, and monitoring of diseases through metabolic profiling
About the Metabolomics Core
The Metabolomics Core measures concentrations of small molecules in biological samples on a recharge basis. We strive to provide GLP-quality analytical services at competitive prices, and regularly customize assays to fit our clients’ needs. Services include initial consultation, method development, data collection, interpretation, and presentation. Core competencies include both targeted assays for many analyte classes as well as untargeted assays to evaluate the entire metabolome in biofluids and tissues, measurement of flux through various pathways using 13C-isotopomer analyses, and structural identification of isolated unknowns and potential biomarkers.
The Metabolomics Core uses MiCores, an online system from iLab Solutions designed to stream the process of ordering and billing for core service requests.
Process
Getting Started With the Core
The process for initiating a project with the Metabolomics Core varies depending on your institutional affiliation. Please review our guidelines and forms. Once the necessary steps are completed, your request will be reviewed. A consultation will be scheduled to review the project/experimental design with you and to provide a quote.
Request Services in MiCores
Please login to MiCores in order to schedule a consultation or request a service in the Core.
Submit Your Samples
For general guidelines in sample collection for metabolomics studies, and specific instructions on how to submit your samples, please download these important documents:
Metabolomics Core by the Numbers
Samples Analyzed (FY 17)
Grants Serviced (FY17)
Principal Investigators Worked With (FY 17)
Events
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2018 Biomedical Research Core Facilities Holiday Hours
As in past years, many staff in the Biomedical Research Core Facilities will be using University Season Days between December 25 and January 1. The schedule for the individual Cores during the holidays is given below. Bioinformatics Core (B22 NCRC): Services …
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The DNA Sequencing Core Welcomes New Leadership
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