UTSW Microarray Core Facility

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Microarry Core
The University of Texas
Medical Center at Dallas ND6.504
6001 Forest Park Rd.
Dallas, TX 75390-8814

Associate Director:

Quan Li, Ph.D.
Tel:(214)645-6073
quan.li@utsouthwestern.edu

Lab Manager:

Jinchun Zhou, Ph.D.
Tel:(214)645-6071
jinchun.zhou@utsouthwestern.edu

Welcome to the UTSW Microarray Core website. The UTSW Microarray Core Facility (MCF) is located in ND6.504 and has been fully operational since 2001. The MCF provides centralized access to gene expression array technology for investigators at the UT Southwestern Medical Center. The MCF provides access to a variety of array technologies, including Affymetrix GeneChip instrumentation, spotted array hybridization and scanning instruments, custom array slide manufacturing, sample preparation of RNA and DNA, Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer qualitative analysis of RNA samples, and a variety of bioinformatics tools, including software for image acquisition, microarray and SNP data analysis. This full-service core provides a variety of standard technologies for gene expression analysis, including hybridization of Affymetrix GeneChips, as well as custom production and hybridization of oligonucleotide slide arrays. In addition, we have recently purchased and setup a new Illumina platform, which provide a novel alternative for global gene expression analysis, as well as inexpensive, high-throughput SNP typing. The overall goal of the MCF is to promote the utilization of state-of-the-art gene expression technology to biomedical researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Director of Microarray Core:
Ward Wakeland, Professor, Center for Immunology

Associate Director of Microarray Core:
Quan-Zhen Li, Assistant Professor, Center for Immunology

Members of the Microarray Core Advisory Committee:
Ward Wakeland, Professor, Center for Immunology
John Minna; Professor, Hammon Center for therapeutic oncology
Andrew Zinn, associate professor, Eugene Mcdermott Center
Elliott Ross, professor, pharmacology
Jonathan Cohen; Professor, Internal Medicine
Michael Story; Associate professor, Radiation Oncology
Michael White; Associate Professor, Cell Biology
Thomas Sudhof, Professor, Center for Basic Neuroscience