Research Core Labs

The major goal of the animal imaging and irradiation program is the establishment of novel imaging and radiation treatment approaches to cancer, inflammation, developmental therapeutics using animal models and imaging endpoints.

ACME, in conjunction with the Lozupone Research Lab, provides a myriad of services in molecular microbiology and bacteriology.

The BDC Autoantibody/HLA Core Facility is a CLIA and CAP certified laboratory and has been designated as a NIH/NIDDK North America Autoantibody/HLA Core Laboratory for two decades offering services to national and international type1 diabetes clinical trials.

The University of Colorado Cancer Center Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Shared Resource (BBSR) supports cancer-related research and other shared resources by providing biostatistical and bioinformatic expertise and support services for all stages of laboratory-based research projects, experimental therapeutic studies, population sciences research, bioinformatics studies, and clinical trials.

Our mission is disease agnostic, and we conduct many mechanistic studies with healthy controls.

Our team supports investigator-initiated studies, including multi-center NIH studies, and industry-initiated protocols. All services are provided as fee-for-service with federally-funded studies receiving subsidized rates.

Innovating research through biostatistics, informatics and data science.

CReST is a team of experienced study coordinators, regulatory, and administrative staff available to assist with clinical research study start-up, implementation, and closeout.

The Nutrition Core consists of scientists, registered dietitians, and food service professionals with extensive experience in nutrition and metabolism research.

The Cell Technologies Shared Resource, formerly the Protein Production, Monoclonal Antibody, Tissue Culture Shared Resource, supports basic and translational research at CU Cancer Center Members with a variety of services.

The Center for Innovative Design and Analysis (CIDA) offers comprehensive collaboration from study design to statistical and data science analytics.

The Colorado Center for Personalized Medicine’s mission is to advance the health of patients, families, and communities by integrating genetics with patient health records to deliver tailored care.

Health Data Compass provides a comprehensive data integration platform that supports health research by providing secure access to clinical, operational, and other health-related data. Our services include data delivery, data analytics, and warehousing services while ensuring compliance with HIPAA standards.

Our Mission is to integrate the highest quality laboratory services and instrumentation with our scholarly mission to contribute to the science of and education about flow cytometry and cellular immunology.

The mission of the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (CU AMC) Drug Discovery and Development Shared Resource (D3SR) is to provide expertise and infrastructure to facilitate drug discovery at different stages of the development pipeline, including assay development and validation, high-throughput screening (HTS) and image-based high-content screening (HCS) discovery, hit-to-lead validation and optimization, and in vitro and in vivo pharmacology including pharmacokinetics (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD) as well as toxicology

The University of Colorado Flow Cytometry Shared Resource (FCSR) at the Cancer Center is committed to providing quality state-of-the-art cytometry services to the Anschutz Medical campus and surrounding educational and biotechnology community.

The mission of the FGSR is to catalyze discoveries that will positively impact patient lives and we acheive this by 1) Facilitating access to tools to investigate gene function on a genome-wide scale, 2) Providing protocols and expertise for the use of these tools, and 3) Serving as a forum for scientific exchange and nurturing collaboration in the field of functional genomics.

The Histology Core provides investigators and their research teams with the tools, knowledge, and technical expertise needed to process and analyze their tissue samples.

The Stem Cell Biobank and Disease Modeling Core (SCB&DM core) offers complete services related to the production of high quality human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) from patient-derived somatic cells and genetic engineering of iPSCs.

GEMM provides full-service mouse genetic engineering support to researchers. We will help you select the best model for your research program, design and build any constructs and reagents, and produce live mouse models.

The Genomics Shared Resource provides genomic technologies and services to researchers and clinicians at the University of Colorado and to external academic and industry scientists throughout the U.S and internationally.

The University of Colorado Anschutz Gnotobiotic Core provides investigators germ free (axenic/sterile) and gnotobiotic (flora-defined) mice.

We facilitate clinical and translational studies by dissecting immune-based mechanisms with diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

PHISM provides this key component with the production, distribution and/or analysis of Human Immune System mice.

The Cell and Tissue Analysis Core provides diabetes researchers at the University of Colorado with a unified means to access and effectively use state-of-the art microscopy and mass cytometry systems to drive innovative research.

The Pathology Laboratory is a Morphology Core Facility, which provides histopathological and immunocytochemical support for clinicians and research investigators at National Jewish Health.

The Advanced Light Microscopy Core (ALMC) is a user facility that serves the Anschutz Medical Campus scientific community by offering a wide variety of microscopy imaging techniques, from confocal imaging to super-resolution microscopy, to whole organ cleared tissue imaging.

The Animal Behavior Core provides investigators with access to high-quality behavioral testing equipment for mice and rats as well as consultation in all steps (from planning to publishing) of behavioral studies.

The In vivo neurophysiology (EEG) core provides equipment, facilities, consultation, and technical expertise for carrying out in vivo neurophysiology experiments such as continuous (24/7) rodent behavioral (video) and neurophysiological/EEG monitoring and stereotaxic guided brain surgery.

The shop's equipment and staff are there to meet the custom ​design and machining needs of​ the faculty, staff and students of the UC Denver-Anschutz Medical Campus.

Our mission is to support neuroscience and other biomedical research by making engineering resources available and accessible to the research community.

The Innovation and Design for Experimentation and Analysis Core specializes in the design and implementation of large-scale, integrated systems for acquiring and analyzing neuroscience data

This core provides a clinical infrastructure and expertise for studies of weight loss, weight loss maintenance and behavioral interventions, which makes substantial contributions to the scientific underpinnings to the national agenda to address the problem of obesity.

The EBA Core provides support for the measurement of components of energy balance (e.g., energy expenditure and intake) and for assessing consequences of alterations in energy balance (e.g., body composition, substrate oxidation).

The overall aim of the Molecular and Cellular Analytical (MCA) core is to support the investigation of human and non-human metabolism from a cellular/molecular perspective.

The mission of the Office of Laboratory Animal Resources is the advancement of innovative medical research by utilizing leading edge technology and a compassionate, knowledgeable staff who provide quality care for and enhance the lives of animal research models.

The Organoid and Tissue Modeling Shared Resource (OTMSR) is an institutional, fee-for-service core facility supporting advanced organoid technologies on campus.

The PSR is designed to support the biospecimen handling requirements of any local or multi-institutional research study, biobanking, Investigator Initiated trial, or clinical trial with full integration into the OnCore Clinical Trial Management System.

The PSR is designed to support the biospecimen handling requirements of any local or multi-institutional research study, biobanking, Investigator Initiated trial, or clinical trial with full integration into the OnCore Clinical Trial Management System.

The In Vivo Disease Modeling Unit employs state-of-art, validated rodent models of cardiac, pulmonary, renal, and hepatic fibrosis to discover novel pathogenic mechanisms and to assess the efficacy of interventional therapeutics.

The Metabolomics Core utilizes high throughput mass spectrometry-based approaches to profile small molecule metabolites in diverse and complex biological samples.

The mission of the University of Colorado School of Medicine Proteomics Core Facility is to provide access to the very latest instrumentation and techniques in proteomics to UC Denver researchers as well as investigators at other institutes and private companies.

The Computational Chemistry and Biology (CCB) Core Facility provides a wide array of advanced tools and services for computational-based simulations and modeling of chemical and biological systems.

Our mission is to provide comprehensive support for medicinal chemistry, encompassing both small molecules and biologics, to advance innovative molecular tools and lead drug therapies toward clinical translation of investigational new drugs for clinical development.

The purpose of the facility is to provide support to the faculty members of the Department of Toxicology and Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and to the greater University of Colorado.

The facility helps investigators select appropriate methods, design experiments, collect high-quality data, troubleshoot assays, and analyze and interpret results.

The goal of the facility is to provide access to cutting-edge technology and know-how for determination of high-resolution three-dimensional macromolecular structures.

The Biomolecular NMR Core facility provides access to state-of-the-art high field NMR instrumentation for the study of the structure, function and dynamics of macromolecular interactions.

The Structural Biology X-ray Crystallography Core facility is fully equipped for biomolecular crystallization, crystal screening, data collection, data processing, structure-determination and model building.