Modern biological research is a complex effort, materially aided by
the availability of support facilities to aid in the aquisition of data,
construction and maintainance of the laboratory equipment, and analysis
and interpretation of the experimental results. Laboratories are equipped
for modern research carried out in space asigned to individual faculty
members as well as in a large number of central facilities. Research
facilities are located primarily in the Biological Sciences and Chemistry
building complex on the Volker Campus, and some in the school's laboratories
on the Hospital Hill Campus.
For more information regarding the instruments used, services provided, and
user fees, contact the persons referenced below or Laura Batenic.
- Electrospray Mass Spectrometer - Finnigan LCQ
- Oligonucleotide Synthesizer - ABI 381A (Dr. Kelley Thomas)
- Oligonucleotide Synthesizer - Perseptive Biosystems 8905
- Peptide Synthesizer - ABI 433A
- DNA/Peptide Purification HPLC System - Beckman
- Amino Acid Analyzer - ABI 420A
- Protein/Peptide Sequencer - ABI 477A
- Circular Dichroism Spectropolarimeter - Jasco J720
- Resonant Mirror Biosensor - Affinity Sensors
- Fluor-Imager/Phosphor-Imager (STORM) - Molecular Dynamics
- Capillary Electrophoresis - BioRad
- PCR Instrument - Perkin-Elmer
- Mini Fluorometer - Hoefer
- DNA Sequencer - ABI (Dr. Kelley Thomas)
Location: BSB 218
Supervisor: Dr. Kelley Thomas
<thomaske@umkc.edu> Contact person: Krystalynne Morris
Location: BSB 008
Supervisor: Dr. Edward Gogol
<gogole@umkc.edu> Contact person: Dr.
Douglas Law
Location: BSB 007
Supervisor: Dr. Marilyn Yoder
<yoderm@umkc.edu>
For more information, see the X-ray
Facility page.
Location: SCB 405
Supervisor: Dr. Antonio Artigues
<artiguesa@umkc.edu>
Location: BSB 022C
Supervisor: Dr. Brian
Livingston <livingstonb@umkc.edu>
Location: SCB 417
Supervisor: Dr. Douglas Crawford <crawfordd@umkc.edu>
These facilities are accesories to the faculty of SBS. Each instrument
has a supervisor assigned. This person will make the potential user aware
of the terms for using the appropriate facility. There is a fee plan assigned
to each of these services.
Research Facilities Available Through Individual Faculty Members
- Laser Raman Spectrometer (Supervisor: Dr.
George Thomas, Jr.)
- Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectrometer (Supervisor: Dr.
Alfred Esser)
- Free Flow Electrophoresis (Supervisor: Dr. Alfred Esser )
- Microcal Differential Scanning Calorimeter (Supervisor: Dr.
Ana Iriarte)
- Absorption/Fluorescence Spectrometer Stop-flow and Quench-flow (Supervisor: Dr.
Ana Iriarte)
- SLM 3000 UV-Visible Diode Array Spectrometer (Supervisor: Dr.
William Morgan)
- ELISA Plate Readers
- Refrigerated High Speed Centrifuges
- Cell Disruptors
- CO2 Incubators
- Fermentors (Supervisor: Dr.
Joseph Mattingly)
- Incubators/Shakers
- Inverted Microscopes
- Laminar Flow Hoods
- Fluorescence Microscopes
- Imaging/Reconstruction Facilities
- Inverted Microscopes
- Low Intensity Fluorescence Imaging (Supervisor: Dr.
Stephen Morris)
- Microinjection of Single Cells Facility (Supervisor: Dr.
Brian Livingston)
- UV Optics Microscopes
- High Pressure Liquid Chromatographs
- Carbohydrate Analyzer
- Pharmacia PhastSystem Gel Electrophoresis Aparatus
- Gel Electrophoresis Aparata
- Densitometers
Computing Facilities
- Ethernet Connections
- Silicon Graphics Workstations
- Alpha/VAX Stations
- Molecular Graphics Modeling Programs
- Gel and Film Scanners
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