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FACILITIES Library Facilities The J. Murrey Atkins Library at UNC Charlotte is the largest academic library in the Charlotte Metrolina region. Its computerized, on-line catalog can be accessed through 30 in-house public access terminals and the world wide web. The library is currently undergoing a 20.5 million dollar expansion that was approved by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina during the summer 1995. The expansion will double the collection capacity to 1.3 million volumes and carry 1200 network connections. The new addition to the library is projected to be completed by summer 1999. The library currently receives over 5,000 separate periodical and serial publications of which 394 are specific to Biology and Biomedicine. The holdings of the library consist of over 513,000 volumes of books and bound periodicals; 1,538,000 microfilms, 646,000 government documents; and 1, 461,000 manuscripts. Included in this collection are over 17,136 periodical volumes and 36,075 monographs related to the biomedical/biotechnological fields. The Materials Fund of the Atkins Library is available for the purchase of books and periodicals, as well as supporting the cost of on-line searches, interlibrary loans, and other library-related services. The reference unit provides on-line and CD-ROM capabilities to search several databases. Access to documents not in its collection is provided through the interlibrary loan service and the ARIEL electronic transmission service via the world wide web.

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/ Research / Facilities Research Facilities The Institute has recently refurbished much of its research space to produce a number of 'State-of-the-Art' molecular biology / biotechnology laboratory facilities. Each laboratory is fully equipped to carry out standard protein and nucleic acid molecular biology. Central support for research is provided by specialised service units which include: microbiological containment laboratory for handling human pathogens; two air-conditioned, negative-pressure, pathogen-containment laboratories; sterile tissue culture suite for generation and growth of transgenic plants; contained transgenic plant growth unit with eight individual growth rooms and a range of growth cabinets; animal cell culture unit. Amongst the more recent acquisitions are a dispersive Raman microscope and on-line process analyser for non-invasive chemical imaging, a Fourier-transform infrared spectrophotometer and infrared microscope, a multi-angle laser light photometer, a microprojectile 'Biolistics' gun for direct gene transfer, a microtitre fluorimeter and luminometer, and a confocal laser scanning microscope. Studies in functional genomics are a high priority, and we have invested heavily in instrumentation for the study of the proteome, the transcriptome and the metabolome. Our mass spectrometer suite contains the absolute state of the art in instrumentation, viz. a Micromass LCT LC-nano-electrospray instrument, a Micromass TofSpec2E MALDI mass spectrometer and a Micromass Q-tof tandem electrospray instrument. Facilities are available for the growth of micro-organisms in batch fermentors or continuous culture.

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Microbiology (Biology 314) Learning Outcomes Knowledge 4. microbial genetics, including the Central Dogma of Molecular biology, mutations, evolutionary theory, genetic control over cellular function; the three-domain system of cellular life. 6. science is a social engagement. Skill s The student will demonstrate the ability to Abilities The student will demonstrate Special Laboratory Safety Skills see also lab manual Special Writing Knowledge/Skills The student will demonstrate ability to A final word. This course is designed along the principles of Student-Centered Instruction (SCI): This mode of teaching argues that the burden of communicating information does not reside solely with the professor; some of this burden is shifted to the student. In the straight lecture mode, I do little more than to provide dictation of the so-called important stuff

45. Molecular Biology At The University Of California, Davis The Molecular and Cellular biology Training Program electron microscopy, relatedmicroimaging techniques, and mass the operation of the equipment is available http://www.dbs.ucdavis.edu/faculty/molec_bio.html

DBS Home About Administrative Resources Alumni ... Faculty and Research Molecular Biology at UC Davis Introduction Life Sciences Addition Graduate Groups Molecular and Cellular Biology ... Ellison Chair Program in Orthopaedics and the Molecular Biology of Bone Introduction This publication highlights UC Davis' interdisciplinary programs in molecular biology. Approximately 100 of the university's faculty members focus on research in molecular biology or extensively use molecular biology techniques in their research. These faculty members are located in departments and sections within the Division of Biological Sciences, School of Medicine, School of Veterinary Medicine, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, and College of Letters and Science. Because of space constraints, individual programs are not described here. If you would like to contact the director or chair of one of the programs profiled below, please call the UC Davis campus operator at (530) 752-1011 and request the person you are trying to reach. Programs Completed in November 1996, the 118,000-square-foot

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DBS Home About Administrative Resources Alumni ... Faculty and Research Molecular Biology at UC Davis Introduction Life Sciences Addition Graduate Groups Molecular and Cellular Biology ... Ellison Chair Program in Orthopaedics and the Molecular Biology of Bone Introduction This publication highlights UC Davis' interdisciplinary programs in molecular biology. Approximately 100 of the university's faculty members focus on research in molecular biology or extensively use molecular biology techniques in their research. These faculty members are located in departments and sections within the Division of Biological Sciences, School of Medicine, School of Veterinary Medicine, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, and College of Letters and Science. Because of space constraints, individual programs are not described here. If you would like to contact the director or chair of one of the programs profiled below, please call the UC Davis campus operator at (530) 752-1011 and request the person you are trying to reach. Programs Completed in November 1996, the 118,000-square-foot

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Molecular Biology in Marine Science: Scientific Questions, Technological Approaches, and Practical Implications Ocean Studies Board ( OSB Related Books Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-x Contents, pp. xi-xii Executive Summary, pp. 1-6 1 Introduction, pp. 7-10 2 Life in the Oceans: Temporal and ..., pp. 11-28 3 Physiological, Biochemical, and G..., pp. 29-38 4 Marine Organisms as Model Systems..., pp. 39-48 5 Chemical Ecology, pp. 49-58 6 Recommendations, pp. 59-64 References, pp. 65-76 THIS PAGE This book is also available in: HTML EXECUTIVE SUMMARY You may want to explore these Related Books Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-x Contents, pp. xi-xii Executive Summary, pp. 1-6 1 Introduction, pp. 7-10 2 Life in the Oceans: Temporal and ..., pp. 11-28 3 Physiological, Biochemical, and G..., pp. 29-38 4 Marine Organisms as Model Systems..., pp. 39-48 5 Chemical Ecology, pp. 49-58 6 Recommendations, pp. 59-64 References, pp. 65-76 The Open Book page image presentation framework is not designed to replace printed books, nor emulate HTML. Rather, it is a free, browsable, nonproprietary, fully and deeply searchable version of the publication which we can inexpensively and quickly produce to make the material available worldwide. For most effective printing, use the "print" button available via the OpenBook tool block, above. The 300 x 150 dpi PDF linked to it is printable on your local printer. More information on the Open Book is available.

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50. CMB Program - Research NMR, ESR, and Xray Diffraction equipment are available at the Advanced Research Laboratoriesand techniques and Physiology), and the Plant biology Building. http://www.ns.msu.edu/cmb/research.html

Contents CMB Research Facilities High-Tech Equipment Advanced Laboratories and Techniques CMB Research Areas ... CMB Funding Sources CMB Research facilities T he MSU Biotechnology Research Center and the Michigan Research Excellence and Economic Development Program have made extensive contributions to modernizing biological equipment used by MSU faculty and they continue to be sources of support for future equipment and other research needs. The entire gamut of technical facilities needed for modern cell and molecular biology are present at MSU. High Tech Cell and Molecular Biology Equipment: 494 N-terminal Protein Sequencer The Molecular Analysis Facility -Located in the Biochemistry building, this facility contains an automated protein sequencer, a peptide synthesizer, and an oligonucleotied synthesizer. ( An additional oligonucleotide synthesizer is available in the DOE Plant Research Lab.) 394 DNA/RNA sequencer Fluorscence Microscope The MSU Center for Electron Optics -this facility is equipped with both transmission and scanning electron microscopes. The Ortho Cytofluorograph cell sorter (under the direction of Dr. Pam Fraker.

51. Methods And Techniques Website Results :: Linkspider UK of protocols describing clinical techniques specific to Culture Methods Describesthe equipment and work Cell biology Lab - Tissue Culture Methods - Provides http://www.linkspider.co.uk/Science/Biology/MethodsandTechniques/

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52. Paleoecological Environmental Assessment And Research Lab (PEARL) email Fginn@biology.Queensu.Ca. Using paleolimnological techniques to study problemsrelated to lake and river management, such as FACILITIES AND equipment http://biology.queensu.ca/~pearl/

P ALEOECOLOGICAL E NVIRONMENTAL A SSESSMENT AND R ESEARCH L AB (PEARL) Department of Biology Queen's University Contact Information Research Programs ... New Textbook! The Paleoecological Environmental Assessment and Research Lab (PEARL) is a group of about 30 research scientists, post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, and other scientists dedicated to using paleolimnological techniques to provide historical perspectives to environmental change. Such data are required to define natural environmental variability, to generate and test hypotheses, and to evaluate computer models that are now being used for the study of global environmental change. CONTACT INFORMATION: PEARL is located on the 4 th Floor, North Wing, of the Biosciences Complex , 116 Barrie St. ADDRESS: Paleoecological Environmental Assessment and Research Lab (PEARL), 116 Barrie St., Dept. Biology, Queen's University Kingston , Ontario K7L 3N6, Canada FAX: FACULTY: Prof. John P. Smol, FRSC Canada Research Chair in Environmental Change Editor, Journal of Paleolimnology Phone: (613) 533-6147 (office) (613) 533-6193 (lab) smolj@biology.queensu.ca

53. Newsletter 1 to gain access to structural biology equipment and expertise. is one of 6 structuralbiology centres that the major structuredetermination techniques, and can http://nesbic.bbsrc.ac.uk/News_Letter/newsletter_Oct.htm

October 2001 http://www.nesbic.bbsrc.ac.uk Mailto:www.nesbic.bbsrc.ac.uk Dear Colleague: During the period 1994-1997, the BBSRC undertook a major review of structural biology in the UK. The main outcome was an initiative to establish a limited number of multidisciplinary structural biology centres that would carry out cutting-edge research and at the same time provide mechanisms for the general biological community to gain access to structural biology equipment and expertise. NESB i C (the N orth of E ngland S tructural Bi ology C entre) is one of 6 structural biology centres that were established under this initiative. NESB i C is now up and running and we now invite collaboration from researchers in the UK biological community. The Centre has state-of-the-art facilities in the major structure-determination techniques, and can offer: expertise in protein expression and macromolecular structure determination by crystallography, NMR and electron microscopy; facilities and expertise to obtain data to support new project grant applications. X-ray crystallographic structure of a Low Molecular Weight protein phosphatase (by L. Tabernero)

54. Molecular Biology CLONING APPLICATIONS ESSENTIAL techniques SERIES, Z37 Hormones Microbiology MolecularBiology Plant Biotechnology Syringes Vials equipment Catalog eBookshelf http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/Area_of_Interest/Equip____Supplies_Home/eBookShelf/M

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55. Techniques In Cell Biology (Practical Module) of the techniques currently used in cell biology. to use different microscopic techniquesto analysis of experiments, use laboratory equipment correctly and http://sphere.bioc.liv.ac.uk:8080/bio/studyweb/modules/BIOL227

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56. JOB DESCRIPTIONS Ability to utilize computer, wordprocessor, and other office equipment with training.Exempt. Back. Experience with Molecular biology techniques is desirable. http://www.kysu.edu/Administration/Personnel/jobdesexempt.htm

KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY EXEMPT JOB DESCRIPTIONS POSITION AVAILABLE DEPARTMENT HEAD START PROJECT DIRECTOR HEAD START PROJECT Bachelor's degree required - Master's degree preferred with expertise in child development or early childhood education. Should have some background working with non-traditional learners and diverse ethnic groups. Ability to manage daily tasks to achieve high quality results. Ability to recruit students. High degree of interpersonal skills and communications. Ability to communicate both written and orally. Ability to work independently with minimum supervision, but cooperatively with others and in coordination with the total program. Ability to make quick judgments and responsible decisions under pressure. Ability to organized and coordinate diverse work load within and outside office. Exhibit professional and personable demeanor. Ability to utilize computer, word-processor, and other office equipment with training. Exempt Back POSITION AVAILABLE DEPARTMENT EARLY HEAD START DIRECTOR HEAD START PROJECT Person applying for this position must meet at least one of the following: Master's Degree in Human Resource Management or Early Childhood Development preferred. Will consider candidates with B.S. Degree in Child Development and Family Relations or Early Childhood Education. At least two years of experience working with children and/or youth in a learning environment required. Individuals interested in applying for this position should submit a letter of application, current resume, official transcripts from all colleges attended, and three current letters of recommendation. Exempt

57. FFTCP Course Overview Salmonid biology, Fisheries Field techniques, Use and/or application of field equipment;30/50m tape, meter stick, hip chain, clinometer, Abney Level, flow meter http://web.mala.bc.ca/faep/fftcp_overview.htm

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58. The Graham School Of General Studies: Summer Quarter He has used molecular biological techniques to study S talented students who can focuson biology for a and learn, are trusted with expensive equipment, and are http://grahamschool.uchicago.edu/summer/related_info_hs.cfm?topic=program_ribs

59. Biol 351 L Advanced Genetics And Molecular Biology Lab Syllabus and apply basic molecular biology laboratory techniques and Methods; Data Analysis;Basic techniques including and Solution Preparation; equipment use; Laboratory http://csm.uscolo.edu/biology/dcaprio/351L.html

Biol 351L Advanced Genetics and Molecular Biology Laboratory Spring 2002 Dan Caprioglio, Ph.D. Office LS244 Office Hrs. M 12-1, W12-1, Th9-10, F 11-1 Telephone 549-2027 E-Mail: dan.caprioglio@colostate-pueblo.edu Website http://csm.uscolo.edu/biology/dcaprio/351L.html Textbook Optional : Short Protocols in Molecular Biology 4ed. Edited by Frederick M. Ausubel et al. (1999) ISBN 0-471-32938-X Objectives Students after completion of this course, students should: Understand and apply basic molecular biology laboratory techniques including: Solution Preparation Media Preparation Biomolecule purification DNA Protein Maintaining a Research Notebook Micropipetting Gel Electrophoresis Centrifugations Laboratory Safety Spectrophotometry Be able to analyze data including: Digital Image Analysis Basic DNA Sequence Analysis Enzyme Activity Analysis Be able to disseminate results both written and oral Schedule of Laboratories: Lab Session Lab work January 15 Introduction Research Notebook and Basic Lab Technique January 17 Project #1- Basic Biomolecule Preparations: Solution Preparations January 22 Project #1- Basic Molecular Biology Preparations: DNA purification January 24 Project #1- Basic Biomolecule Preparations: Protein Preparation Quantitation of Genomic DNA by Spectrophotometry January 29 Project #1- Basic Biomolecule Preparations: Protein Quantitation by BCA Genomic DNA analysis by Agarose Gel Electrophoresis January 31

60. The Molecular Biology Facility use of the tools and techniques of molecular biology. a source of these tools andtechniques to Faculty the MBF maintains common use equipment which individual http://biology.unm.edu/Biology/ghrose/molbio.html

The Molecular Biology Facility Department of Biology University of New Mexico Castetter Hall Rms 230, 231, and 237 Tel. No. 505-277-4278 Director: Rob Miller, Ph.D. , Associate Professor Staff: Lab Manager: George H. Rosenberg, M.S. ghrose@unm.edu Spring 2003 Teaching Assistant: April Wright Purpose Statement: This facility serves two primary roles in the Biology Department: First, many areas of biology are increasingly dependent on the use of the tools and techniques of molecular biology. The MBF is a source of these tools and techniques to Faculty, Staff, and Students in the Department who may not have laboratories of their own suitably equipped. Second, the MBF maintains common use equipment which individual investigators require but do not have in their own laboratories (e.g. ultracentrifuges and automated DNA sequencer Inherent in the mission of the MBF is training. Undergraduate and Graduate students working on projects with faculty mentors are welcome and encouraged to use the facility. In addition the MBF is available for laboratory courses which utilize the equipment in the facility and expertise of the staff. Common use equipment in the Molecular Biology Facility available to all members of the Department: Perkin-Elmer ABI 377 Automated DNA Sequencer Ultra- and High Speed Centrifuges Gel Documentation Sytem Thermocyclers Incubators DNA Analysis Software Automated DNA sequencing services at the Molecular Biology Facility Please contact George Rosenberg for information

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