The University of Oregon is home to a range of world-class research core facilities that provide researchers, industry partners, and students with access to the latest instrumentation and services.
AqACS provides support for researchers using aquatic and semi-aquatic animal models, primarily fish, to study vertebrate genomics and vertebrate development.
GC3F supports life science research with advanced instrumentation, including DNA sequencing, advanced light microscopy, flow cytometry, sample prep, microscopy, and fragment analysis.
ACS is responsible for administering all activities related to the care and use of animals.
Comprising more than 6,000 square feet of greenhouse space and a one-acre field, the UO Research Greenhouses support the research and teaching missions of faculty and students in multiple academic departments and institutes at the UO and at other universities nationwide.
The imaging facility is part of the Genomics and Cell Characterization Core Facility. It supports scientific researchers and provides high resolution, state-of-the-art microscopy technologies for imaging.
ZIRC provides a central repository for wild-type and mutant strains of zebrafish (Danio rerio) and for materials and information about zebrafish research to labs worldwide.
ZFIN, a sister resource to ZIRC, is an online database for zebrafish genetics, genomics, and development. ZFIN incorporates genetic mapping data from the zebrafish genome initiative and provides links to related gene information in species-specific databases.
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