Medical College of Wisconsin Center for Infectious Disease Research Shared Resources
The mission of the Center for Infectious Disease Research (CIDR) is to enhance research efforts that focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms of host-microbe interactions and pathogenesis related to infection with all types of microorganisms, viruses, fungi or parasites. These efforts also include programs to define microbial and host factors contributing to disease resistance or susceptibility, host recognition of foreign materials and the innate and adaptive immune responses following exposure to infectious organisms.
Equipment and Accessibility Information
Gel documentation system: Alphalmager (Alpha Innotech)
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
Ultrasonic liquid process: Sonicator 3000
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
Benchtop ultracentrifuge: Optima TLX (Beckman)
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
Ultrasonic liquid process: Sonicator 3000
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
Benchtop ultracentrifuge: Optima TLX (Beckman)
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
French Press
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
Bio-Rad CFX Real Time PCR system
This piece of equipment is available after a training session and subject to availability; user must supply all consumables
Nano Drop One
This piece of equipment is available after a training session and subject to availability
This piece of equipment is available after a training session
Bio-Rad CFX Real Time PCR system
This piece of equipment is available after a training session and subject to availability; user must supply all consumables
Nano Drop One
This piece of equipment is available after a training session and subject to availability
Contact Information
Location
TBRC third floor, east wing