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Nonprofit that optimizes access to remote scientific data through free open-source software. Discipline-neutral data access protocol (DAP) to access and to provide data over the internet. OPeNDAP was originally developed by and designed for oceanographers, but today the protocol is applied across many diverse domains in which large, complex, distributed datasets are used. Serves data in format that works well with most end users’ preferred data analysis applications. End user can inspect datasets remotely through web URL or number of data tools.
Blueberry_DArTag_BI_Cornell_University 1.0 is a DArTag genotyping panel version 1 for blueberry targeting 3000 loci. DArTag assay uses custom designed oligos to amplify targeted SNPs, and their flanking sequences, prior to NGS sequencing. The sequenced amplicons are demultiplexed and targeted SNPs/haplotypes are analysed using DArT P/L’s proprietary pipeline (https://www.diversityarrays.com/services/targeted-genotying/). The markers were selected from a diverse set of 31 cultivated blueberry SHB and NHB parents and founders from North American breeding programs. The panel is suitable for genotyping tetraploid blueberry for breeding decisions and selection. Usage of the panel for hexaploid blueberry (i.e., Rabbit Eye) and diploid cranberry resulted in higher missing data and fewer polymorphic data points. Usage of the panel outside of Vaccinium corymbosum is likely to result in higher missing data and fewer data points. Panel developed in collaboration between DArT and Breeding Insight at Cornell University.
Data server to download subsets of scientific datasets in common file formats and make graphs and maps. This particular ERDDAP installation has oceanographic data (for example, data from satellites and buoys).
Alfalfa_DArTag_BI_Cornell_University 1.0 is an alfalfa DArTag genotyping panel of 3000 loci. DArTag assay uses custom designed oligos to amplify targeted SNPs, and their flanking sequences, prior to NGS sequencing. The sequenced amplicons are demultiplexed and targeted SNPs/haplotypes are analysed using DArT P/L’s proprietary pipeline (https://www.diversityarrays.com/services/targeted-genotying/). The markers were selected from a diverse set of 40 cultivated alfalfa parents and founders from North American breeding programs. The panel is suitable for genotyping tetraploid alfalfa for breeding decisions and selection. Usage of the panel on diploid Medicago was tested and resulted in higher missing data and fewer polymorphic data points. Usage of the panel outside of Medicago sativa is likely to result in higher missing data and fewer data points. Panel developed in collaboration between DArT and Breeding Insight at Cornell University.
Pathology Services Core is essential to nonhuman primate colony health and research at the WNPRC. PSU team consists of pathologists with ACVP and/or ACLAM board certification, research program manager, and research specialists. Unit works with clinical veterinary staff to provide rapid diagnosis and effective monitoring and interpretation of acute and chronic conditions affecting colony animals as well as subjects assigned to research studies. Core offers services including clinical pathology testing; cytology evaluation; surgical biopsy evaluation; gross post mortem examination, specialized sample collections; and histology with unbiased interpretation of lesions in reference to spontaneous disease, experimental questions, and research goals. PSU is responsible for collection, banking, and distribution of NHP samples through both Nonhuman Primate Biological Materials Distribution core and National Institute on Aging Nonhuman Primate Tissue Bank.
Models Core in Waisman Center provides resources including mouse models of human conditions, along with behavioral testing capabilities to characterize these models and test new therapies; stem cell technologies to support creation of induced pluripotent stem cell lines for IDD conditions as well as specialized genome editing services; microscopy technology and expertise for characterization of both stem cell and mouse models of IDD conditions.
The aldosterone reagent, produced by Mindray (Shenzhen, China), employs Single Epitope Meta-Sandwich chemiluminescence technology for the in vitro determination of aldosterone levels in human serum or plasma.
Patient monitoring company, which offered wide range of patient monitors in the OR, emergency care, and critical care environments for over 50 years.
Core offers services and instrumentation including Renishaw inVia microscopes, High sensitivity ultra low noise RenCam CCD detector,Multiple lasers on hand (532nm, 633nm, 785nm),< 1 cm-1 spectral resolution capability. Supports sampling accessories such as fiber optic probes and temperature control stages (liq. He – 300ºC). Offers Automated XYZ stage with 100nm positioning control and Compositional mapping.
Core offers partnership options, including collaboration, fee-for-service and self-service. Helps to discover new medicines, obtain research funding, file patent applications and publish academic research findings. Offers to analyze drug/compound concentration in biological specimens and develop assays.
Core provides instruments including Becton-Dickinson FACSCelesta or ACEA NovoCyte flow cytometer for use after training . Pathology core staff member is assigned to support instruments, answer questions, and, offer on-demand hardware, software, fluidics and technical expertise. Instrument users must ultimately run their own samples and be responsible for technical and scientific legitimacy of their experiments.
Core offers instruments including Reichert-Jung Polycut microtome for decalcified or undecalcified samples, Reichert-Jung rotary microtomes for decalcified specimens, diamond band saws, cryostats for frozen sections with special features for bone section, slow speed diamond saws, high speed grinding cutoff wheel, precision grinding and polishing machines (Buehler Automet 300),complete embedding and preparation equipment and supplies for paraffin, methacrylate, epoxy, and other resins for embedding of biologic specimens, automated tissue processor for plastic and paraffin embedding preparation (Leica ASP 300S)
Core identifies bio-markers using medical imaging that provides insight into disease processes, treatment options, and outcome variability.
Core allows researchers to generate high resolution tomographic data of bone, fossils, and contrast enhanced tissues. These data can include 3D surface visualizations of anatomy and morphology, that can facilitate morphometric studies, phylogenetics analysis, and biomechanics modelling.
Core provides services for acquiring three-dimensional imaging and quantitative analysis of biological and engineered structures/materials. The core is capable of imaging mineralized tissues (e.g., bone, teeth) and soft tissues (e.g., tendons, ligaments, cartilage, blood vessels, muscle) with the aid of radiographic contrast agents. This core is managed and operated by members of the Orthopaedic Research Laboratories.
Core accommodates mass spectrometers (ICP-MS) – Quadrupole ICP-MS and High-Resolution ICP-MS. Provides solution-based elemental analysis on variety of materials from rock through to natural waters in concentration ranges from ppm to ppt in biological, environmental, geological and industrial materials.