COM-Phoenix Shared Equipment is composed of the Biological Irradiator and Imager shared equipment resource, the Seahorse XF, and the Neurocircuits & Behavior Core.
Neurocircuits and Behavior Core
The Neurocircuits and Behavior Core (NBC) provides state-of-the-art equipment, resources, and training to support the comprehensive assessment of cognitive, sensory, motor, and affective behaviors in preclinical models. Whether working with transgenic mouse models, evaluating novel therapeutics, or investigating brain-behavior relationships, researchers can access a broad array of validated behavioral assays designed to yield high-quality, reproducible data. Complementing these capabilities are advanced in vivo neural activity monitoring and manipulation technologies, precision stereotactic surgery systems, high-resolution imaging platforms, and integrated video tracking software for robust data analysis.
To reserve NBC equipment and resources, please access the "Schedule Equipment" section of this webpage.
Please contact Dr Ayanabha Chakraborti (chakrabortia@arizona.edu) for training & questions
Biological Irradiator and Imager
The Biological Irradiator and Imager shared equipment resource also known as XRAD 320 provides access to x-ray irradiation and x-ray and luminescence imaging on the Phoenix Bioscience Core. This resource is sponsored by the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix and the University of Arizona Cancer Center.
Rates:
Equipment |
Internal – Unassisted |
External – Unassisted |
Precision X-ray, Inc. X-RAD 320 X-ray Irradiator |
$25/hour |
$41.63/hour |
For details please refer to the Research – Infrastructure webpage.
The overall mission of the Research Office is to support the research enterprise of the College of Medicine–Phoenix, stimulating all types of research and growing the sponsored projects portfolio by providing all forms of research infrastructure and resources. Our Research Cores are a direct reflection of that mission in as much as they provide centralized access to specialized, state-of-the art and high end instrumentation, with expert scientific leadership for experimental design, training and analysis to meet the needs of the research community.
Lab Operations Jennifer Jeung, Ph.D. Manager, Laboratory Operations Biomedical Science Partnership Building 602.827.2636
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Business Operations Bernadine Sadauskas, MS, CRA Director of Operations, Research Biomedical Science Partnership Building 602.827.2727
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iLab Contact Eden Tanzosh, MS Laboratory Coordinator Biomedical Science Partnership Building 602.827.2235
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Please reach out to the Research Office with additional questions or visit the Research Office website.
PBC-TREO-CORES@arizona.edu
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