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Established in 1996, the Institute
for Medicine and Engineering (IME) at the University of Pennsylvania
has a 10,000 sq.ft. laboratory facility that occupies the first
floor of the Roy and Diana Vagelos Research Laboratories. The IME
Laboratory Space contains several shared facilities including tissue
culture laboratories, a microscopy core, darkroom, cold rooms, radioisotope
facilities, environmental rooms, autoclave and automated glassware
washing.
The Assay Development/HTS CORE includes:
- multiple inverted microscopes (cooled CCD cameras)
- dual excitation/dual emission fluorimeter (SLM)
- whole plate scanning (Alpha Innotech; 15 um resolution scanner)
- high resolution 4 um plate scanner (Alpha Inotech)
- Biomek 2000
- PerkinElmer MultiProbe II liquid handling system
- PerkinElmer Evolution P3 Pipetting Platform
- PerkinElmer Envision 2102 Multilabel Reader
- Inverted Zeiss Axiovert 135 (DIC/epifluorescence)
- ThermoElectron Multidrops
- FUJI Imager
- Kodak high speed (600 frame/sec) digital imaging system
- FluoroSkan fluorescence plate reader
- SLM fluorimeter
- Beckman DU-70 spectrophotometer
- Coulter Counter and 256-bin channelyzer
- Biotek 96-well plate reader
- ThermoElectron CRS CataLyst 5 robot arm
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ThermoElectron CRS CataLyst 5 Robot Arm
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The HTS CORE is also supported by the Penn Proteomics
Institute:
- Amersham Biosciences Ettan DIGE system
- Applied Biosystems Voyager-DE Pro
- Applied Biosystems 4700
- Applied Biosystems Q-Star Pulsar
- Thermo Finnigan LCQ Deca
- Thermo Finnigan LTQ-FT
- Advion NanoMate
- Thermo Finnigan TSQ7000
- Applied Biosystems API4000
- Thermo Finnigan LTQ
- Thermo Finnigan LCQ
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