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1801 Fayetteville Street Post Office Box 19716 Durham, NC, 27707 United StatesDiagnostic and Molecular Histopathology Facility (DMHF) was initially set up within the NCMHD Research Center of Excellence at NCCU, to meet the increasing need for histopathological assessments in health disparities research. Realizing more and more emphasis has been placed on in vivo data and tissue imaging in recent years, we believe such a facility with up-to-date histopathological equipment and expertise is essential for both maintenance and expansion of health disparities research activities at NCCU. DMHF has four Specific Aims: to establish and maintain a diagnostic and molecular histopathology laboratory; to provide histopathological service to research projects in this grant proposal and other health disparities studies at NCCU; to support publications and grant applications when relevant techniques are needed; and to train students, postdocs and technical staff members to use histopathological techniques for both research and educational purposes. DMHF has acquired most equipments through previous NIH or foundation grant support, such as Leica RM2135 Microtome HM 505E Microm Cryomicrotome, ThermoShandon Cytospin 4 centrifuge TP1020 Tissue Processor Leica EG1150H Paraffin Embedding Station Leica XL Auto-stainer Light Microscope with digital imaging system (Zeiss and Nikon) Fluorescence Microscope (Nikon and Zeiss) Confocal Microscope (Zeiss LSM510) Real-time PCR system (Applied Biosystems 7900HT) Complete set-up for histochemistry, immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization. In addition to these, an Institutional Development grant will be submitted to the North Carolina Biotechnology Center to obtain funding for a Laser Microdissection System (Molecular Devices). A 650-sq. ft. lab has been designated for this facility. We expect the DMHF to provide technical services to research projects related to health disparities. In addition, DMHF will support the diagnostic requirements of the Animal Resources Complex (ARC), the centralized animal facility for NCCU. The following technical services will be provided: tissue embedding and processing paraffin and frozen tissue sectioning histochemical staining immunohistochemical staining in situ hybridization histopathological diagnosis and report histopathological image processing (fluorescence microscopy and confocal microscopy) semi-quantitative histopathological analysis real-time PCR
1801 Fayetteville Street Post Office Box 19716 Durham, North Carolina 27707Diagnostic and Molecular Histopathology Facility (DMHF) was initially set up within the NCMHD Research Center of Excellence at NCCU, to meet the increasing need for histopathological assessments in health disparities research. Realizing more and more emphasis has been placed on in vivo data and tissue imaging in recent years, we believe such a facility with up-to-date histopathological equipment and expertise is essential for both maintenance and expansion of health disparities research activities at NCCU. DMHF has four Specific Aims: to establish and maintain a diagnostic and molecular histopathology laboratory; to provide histopathological service to research projects in this grant proposal and other health disparities studies at NCCU; to support publications and grant applications when relevant techniques are needed; and to train students, postdocs and technical staff members to use histopathological techniques for both research and educational purposes. DMHF has acquired most equipments through previous NIH or foundation grant support, such as Leica RM2135 Microtome HM 505E Microm Cryomicrotome, ThermoShandon Cytospin 4 centrifuge TP1020 Tissue Processor Leica EG1150H Paraffin Embedding Station Leica XL Auto-stainer Light Microscope with digital imaging system (Zeiss and Nikon) Fluorescence Microscope (Nikon and Zeiss) Confocal Microscope (Zeiss LSM510) Real-time PCR system (Applied Biosystems 7900HT) Complete set-up for histochemistry, immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization. In addition to these, an Institutional Development grant will be submitted to the North Carolina Biotechnology Center to obtain funding for a Laser Microdissection System (Molecular Devices). A 650-sq. ft. lab has been designated for this facility. We expect the DMHF to provide technical services to research projects related to health disparities. In addition, DMHF will support the diagnostic requirements of the Animal Resources Complex (ARC), the centralized animal facility for NCCU. The following technical services will be provided: tissue embedding and processing paraffin and frozen tissue sectioning histochemical staining immunohistochemical staining in situ hybridization histopathological diagnosis and report histopathological image processing (fluorescence microscopy and confocal microscopy) semi-quantitative histopathological analysis real-time PCR
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