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Tulane University TNBRC Vector Borne Infectious Disease and Diagnostic Parasitology Core Facility

Vector Borne Infectious Disease core produces tick vectors for research on Lyme disease and other tick borne diseases. Diagnostic Parasitology component provides diagnostic services to clinical veterinarians and core and affiliate investigators when parasitic diseases are suspected in resident nonhuman primates. Services for affiliate investigators include blood parasite detection via microscopic examination of prepared blood smears and quantitative buffy-coat analysis, and intestinal parasite detection via microscopic examination of direct wet mounts, zinc sulfate flotation prepared slides, or parasite specific assays.

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  • 3 years ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Tulane University TNPRC Virus Characterization, Isolation, Production and Sequencing Core Facility

THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. SAME SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE IN Molecular Virology and Sequencing Core. Documented on January 28, 2025. Core is divided into virus characterization, isolation, and production part and next generation sequencing part. Virus Characterization, Isolation and Production component provides virus expansion and characterization, viral titer by plaque and TCID50 assays, live virus neutralization and inhibition assays at both BSL-2 and -3 level including SARS-CoV-2. Next Generation Sequencing component provides expertise in next generation sequencing and genomic services including whole genome, epigenetics, targeted amplicons, and 16S metagenomics.

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  • 3 years ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Seattle Children's Research Institute Micro Computed Tomography Imaging and Visualization Lab Core Facility

Shared instrument facility that has a Bruker Skyscan 1272 ex-vivo microCT that is capable of X-ray imaging at sub-microb resolution. The instrument can optionally be equipped with a 16-sample sample changer to automate the scanning queue. Core provides visualization and image analysis support for researchers, using open-source 3D Slicer biomedical imaging suite.

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  • 3 years ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

University of Massachusetts Lowell Microscopy Core Facility

Core offers micro-imaging and micro-analysis solutions by providing access to several photon-, scanned probe-, ion beam-, and electron beam-based imaging and analytical instruments, services, and technical expertise for characterization of materials including nano-engineered materials, microelectronics, photonics, biomaterials, and others with applications in life sciences, drug discovery, environmental and energy research. Consultative services are also available.

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  • 3 years ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

NovoExpress

NovoExpress software enables sample acquisition and analysis. User hands-on time is minimized with the walk-away autosampler functionality as well as batch analysis, statistics, and reporting.

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scCustomize

Software R package for custom visualizations and functions for streamlined analyses of single cell sequencing.

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SlicerMorph

Open and extensible platform to retrieve, visualize and analyse 3D morphology.Extension to import microCT data and conduct 3D morphometrics in Slicer. Used for data import, visualization, measurement, annotation, and geometric morphometric analysis on 3D data, including volumetric scans (CTs and MRs) and 3D surface scans, all within the 3D Slicer application.

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Instant Clue

Software suite for interactive data visualization and analysis. Python based desktop application using PyQt6 library for data visualization and analysis.

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  • 3 years ago - by Anonymous

MapMyCells

MapMyCells maps single cell and spatial transcriptomics data sets to massive, high-quality, and high-resolution cell type taxonomies. It enables speeding up the creation of brain reference atlases by facilitating the integration of datasets from the scientific community with a shared reference. MapMyCells is part of the growing Brain Knowledge Platform. Its key advantage is scale: researchers can provide up to 327 million cell-gene pairs from their own data, a huge leap forward for working with whole-brain datasets. Allen Institute and its collaborators continue to add new reference taxonomies and algorithms to MapMyCells.

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  • 3 years ago - submitted by Anita Bandrowski

Leica: STELLARIS 5 Cryo Confocal Light Microscope

Confocal light microscope system to target area of interest for cryo-electron tomography.

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Franklin

Connectivity hub across medical genetics domain. Network of genomic information. Supports all vendors and workflows and thus enables any genetic professional to deliver more accurate, more actionable data insights.

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  • 3 years ago - submitted by Parker Wengryn

Climate engine

Climate Engine App is no-code solution for on-demand cloud computing and visualization of climate and satellite Earth Observation data. Provides rainfall, maximum and minimum temperature daily data.

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Multitron: Incubation Shaker

Shaker for cultivation of microorganisms and cell cultures provides homogeneous conditions for cultivation up to 63 liters or 23 000 batches in parallel in less than square meter of space.

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Wattbike Expert

Software to scientifically analyse Wattbike sessions on Windows PC or Laptop, while Power Cycling is perfect for group training in health clubs and gyms.

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Artinis Medical Systems Oxysoft

Software application used to collect, store, view, and analyse all necessary data from the Brite Family devices, PortaMon, PortaLite, OctaMon and OxyMon developed by Artinis Medical Systems and highly customisable to individual requirements.

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  • 3 years ago - by Anonymous

Noraxon myoMuscle

Software tool for analyzing kinesiological data obtained from Noraxon Ultium EMG system, as well as older Noraxon legacy electromyography systems. Enables detailed insight for performance enhancement, injury prevention, and neuromuscular biofeedback.

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Leica: STELLARIS 8 microscope

STELLARIS 8 microscope with core system addition of spectrum WLL and specialized detector options of Power HyD family to expand range of confocal applications. Can be combined with all Leica Microsystems modalities, including FAst Lifetime CONtrast (FALCON), Deep In Vivo Explorer (DIVE), STED, Digital Light Sheet (DLS) and CARS. STELLARIS 8 new features maximize the potential of these modalities.

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Leica: STELLARIS 5 microscope

STELLARIS 5 microscope has core system with integrated WLL, combined with proprietary Acousto-Optical Beam Splitter and Power HyD S detectors. Together with the TauSense technology, STELLARIS 5 sets a new standard for the quality of images and quantity of information generated. Imaging with user interface, ImageCompass.

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Leica: STELLARIS 8 STED microscope

Microscope for imaging beyond the diffraction limit to obtain 2D and 3D nanoscopy results in no time with astounding image quality and resolution, while protecting sample. STED super resolution allows you to study multiple dynamic events simultaneously.

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Leica: STELLARIS 8 CRS microscope

Microscope enables to implement label free chemical imaging. Used to study structures that cannot be visualized with traditional fluorescent microscopy methods.

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