Member laboratories are housed primarily in the basis science complex
which consists of five interconnected buildings and the Welch Medical Library.
There is a wide range of state-of-the-art core facilities available to
BCMB students. These include facilities for:
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Chris Cherry
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DNA synthesis and sequencing, peptide synthesis and sequencing
- electron miscroscopy (including a field emission
scanning EM)
- confocal microscopy
- two-photon microscopy
- flourescence-activated cell sorting
- computer training
- transgenic
mouse production
- mass spectrometry facility
- microarray core facility
Johns Hopkins is also equipped for NMR, ESR, and
CD, X-ray diffraction.
The Johns Hopkins Microscope Facility occupies 2,000
sq. ft. of newly renovated space on the ground floor
of the Physiology Building in the Basic Sciences complex
and contains 5 electron microscopes, 2 confocal microscopes,
2 digital fluorescence microscopes, several computer
workstations for image processing, and a comprehensive
preparation laboratory.
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