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ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS-Image Quant LAS 4010

The LAS 4010 Luminescent image analyzer is primarily used to document gels. Using a 16 Bit, 3.2megapixel camera, F0.85 lens, filters and transmitted and epi illumination this system is ideally suited for chemiluminescence, luminescence and transmitted light imaging.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Instrument

Biological microscopes and scanners

Biological microscopes and scanners

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Instrument

Education and Training for biological microscopy and image analysis.

The Core Facilities train over one hundred new users a year on one or more instruments and are co-hosting a bioimaging camp for middle school girls with GAMES.Core users are trained to use microscopy, analytical and fabrication equipment housed in the facility. This allows access to the equipment 24 hours a day and provides users with a hands-on knowledge of the tools used in their research. Microscopy training is provided by Mayandi Sivaguru, Histology training is provided by Kingsley Boateng and GCMS training is provided by Austin Cyphersmith. Training on the ABI7900 is provided by Mark Band in the Biotechnology Center.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Consulting And Support

FormLabs Form 2 - 3D Printer

The Form 2 Desktop 3D printer is able to deliver large prints with incredible resolution. The method used by the majority of 3D printers, fused deposition modeling (FDM), first melts the plastic, then uses a nozzle extruder to print each layer with the molten plastic. The stereolithography (SLA) technology used by the Form 2 directs a 250mW precision laser across a tray of liquid resin causing a thin layer to solidify. This chemical reaction allows for the creation of water-tight prints and is why SLA is the gold standard for accuracy and resolution in 3D printing.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Instrument

Genemapper software

GeneMapper® Software is a flexible genotyping software package that provides DNA sizing and quality allele calls for all Life Technologies¬Æ electrophoresis-based genotyping systems.The GeneMapper Remote Desktop is shared among all of the researchers who make use of our facility for fragment analysis applications.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Software

IGB

An interdisciplinary institute dedicated to transformative research and technology in life sciences using team-based strategies to tackle grand societal challenges.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Consulting And Support

IGB Core Facilities

The Core Facilities at the IGB is a state-of-the-art resource for biological microscopy and image analysis. The core mission of the facility is to provide IGB faculty, as well as faculty from across campus with the tools and expertise to meet their imaging goals. In addition to providing technical assistance in acquiring and analyzing microscopy images the staff is also able to aid in designing and interpreting experiments. Check out this video to find out more about the Core Facilities.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Consulting And Support

Image Analysis Facility

IMAGE ANALYSIS FACILITY Core Facilities at the Institute for Genomic Biology is your resource for biological microscopy and image analysis. Our facilities are conveniently located, and we provide a variety of services to both IGB researchers and others in the campus community. Our facility is meant to encourage innovation - try new techniques and approaches to achieving your research goals without a significant investment in instrumentation or time.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Instrument

Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB) Biocluster

Biocluster is the High Performance Computing (HPC) resource for the Carl R Wose Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). Containing 2824 cores and over 27.7 TB of RAM, Biocluster has a mix of various RAM and CPU configurations on nodes to best serve the various computation needs of the IGB and the Bioinformatics community at UIUC. For storage, Biocluster has 700TB of storage on its GPFS filesystem for reliable high speed data transfers within the cluster. Networking in Biocluster is either 1 or 10 Gigibit ethernet depending on the class of node and its data transfer needs.

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Research Computing

NanoZoomer Digital Pathology System

The Nanozoomer slide scanning system provides 460nm resolution scans of complete slides. The Nanozoomer will automatically load slides, choose an area to scan, focus on the tissue sections, and scan the slide. The resulting data files are typically a proprietary file format and can be viewed with the free NDP view software. NDP.view is required to view these images. Download and install the software before downloading the image files. NDP view runs on 32 bit and 64 bit Windows machines (Windows XP, Windows 7).

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Instrument

NMR Facility- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer and Data processing software

Agilent 600MHz NMR: One Minute-NMR. One Minute-NMR‚Ñ¢ is a fully automatic sample handling and data acquisition system. Just load the samples, queue them in the One Minute-NMR‚Ñ¢ software interface, and return to your office and wait for an email indicating your data has been acquired. Data processing software: Mnova NMR data analysis software can be installed by following the instruction: http://scs.illinois.edu/nmr/handouts/mnova.php http://scs.illinois.edu/nmr/handouts/mnova.php

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Instrument

Promega

Promega Express Center now open in Core Facilities

Affiliation: UIUC
Provider: Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB)
Type: Consulting And Support



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