Facilities and Services

Mission/Aims

The mission of the Keen Hall Microscopy Core Facility:

Make high performance imaging technology accessible to all researchers on campus.
Maintain instruments in a comfortable and friendly work environment.
Provide free training and advice on how to use this equipment.
Develop new capabilities, and optimize systems to best suit the needs of investigators.
Source and promote the acquisition of new technology as it becomes appropriate.

Proteomics

Location and Floorplan

The W. M. Keck Proteomics Laboratory occupies approximately 800 sq. ft. lab space on the first floor of Noel T. Keen Hall, and consists of a major proteomics instrumentation room (#1018) and a protein sample preparation room (#1017). In addition to major instrumentation in the main proteomics laboratory, the protein sample preparation room includes two hoods, a temperature-controlled 14,000 rpm microcentrifuge, a -80ºC and a -20ºC freezer, a vacufuge sample concentrator, a water-bath sonicator, a temperature-controlled water-bath, and a two-dimensional gel electrophoresis.

Provided below are a campus map indicating the location of Noel T. Keen Hall and floorplans (pdfs) of the first and second floors. The W.M. Keck Proteomics Laboratory is located on the first floor, as detailed on the floorplan.

Keen Hall
- First Floor Floorplan
- Second Floor Floorplan

Deducing the identity of a protein and its corresponding gene through
analysis of a peptide sequence
leads to a greater understanding of how organisms function

Institute for Integrative Genome Biology

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