The Analytical and Translational Genomics (ATG) shared resource provides access to next-generation sequencing including bulk and single-cell RNA-seq, and other genomics technologies coupled with expert bioinformatics analysis. ATG is available for use by all faculty at UNM and its affiliates, and all investigators are encouraged to contact ATG to find out how we can help with their research.
The UNM Cancer Center Animal Models shared resource offers support for preclinical animal studies including animal model development, cancer cell injection/implantation, drug treatment, tumor monitoring, live animal in vivo imaging and tumor burden quantification, necropsy, and animal pathology.
The Behavioral Measurement and Population Science (BMPS) shared resource supports the development and implementation of cancer-focused population science and patient-centered research through a dedicated research infrastructure.
The Bioinformatics shared resource works closely with the other Shared Resources that generate large, complex data sets. The faculty in the Biostatistics Shared Resource provides complementary expertise and assist with the data analysis. The Resource Directors collaborate with users to design experiments, develop new methods for data analysis and interpretation, integrate therapeutic knowledge, and assist with grant writing and data processing for publications.
The UNM Cancer Center Biostatistics Shared Resource (BSR) offers biostatistical collaboration and support for study design, statistical analysis, clinical trials, grant preparation and methodological development. We provide expertise in the design and analysis of genetic studies, including next-generation sequencing, methylation, and gene expression research.
The University of New Mexico Flow Cytometry shared resource operates a central research facility, bringing together the necessary tools for UNM scientists to perform fluorescent cell analysis, sorting, and High Throughput Screening. The resource provides instrumentation, service, training, computational resources and technical expertise workshops.
The Fluorescence Microscopy shared resource aids basic and physician researchers to image samples and publish high profile articles. The Fluorescence Microscopy Shared Resource provides UNM researchers access to state-of-the art instrumentation for multiple fluorescence and transmitted light microscopy techniques.
The Human Tissue Repository and Tissue Analysis Shared Resource (HTR-TASR), which is funded by the Cancer Center and the Department of Pathology, have been set up to facilitate the translational research of the faculty in the Cancer Center, the Department of Pathology, the School of Medicine and across Institutes. These webpages describe the services offered and contact details of people in the HTR-TASR who can help and advice on tissue availability and all aspects of histology and molecular pathology.
