Analytical Instrumentation Core
BUMC Analytical Instrumentation Core’s mission is to provide support to investigators through cutting-edge analytical instruments to facilitate research and education in the Department of Medicine, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine as well as Boston Medical Center. We maintain all core instruments and provide open access to resources in an effort to increase accessibility of instruments for investigators. We fully support investigators in their efforts to win extramural research funding and introduce innovative instrumentation through the use of regularly held seminars.
Instruments, Services and Rates
- Sartorius Octet R8 BLI Label-Free Biomolecular Interaction Analysis System (New Instrument!)
- Protein/Cytokine Array Service
- qPCR Array Service
- Seahorse XF96e Oxygen Analyzer (Metabolic Array) Service
- Fatty Acid, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Monosaccharide Analysis
How to Schedule
Please login to iLab system to schedule equipment time or services. For new users please follow the steps outlined in Information for New Users.
Acknowledgments
They are extremely important in helping us build a positive track record and obtaining future NIH funding for new Core instruments and equipment. Please acknowledge the AIC in all publications and grant applications where equipment use and/or services and expertise provided by our staff contributed to the final results. The proper way to acknowledgement the AIC is as follows: “This work was supported by the Boston University Analytical Instrumentation Core” or “This work was accomplished by using the service provided by the Boston University Analytical Instrumentation Core.”
Grants
The Analytical Instrumentation Core operates at a loss and is subsidized by the Department of Medicine. What does not get included in the balance sheets are the indirect costs generated from grants obtained with the help of data from our core. You can help us continue to serve you by letting us know when you submit a proposal and/or are awarded a grant which contains data obtained from the use of our Core.
Contact
Matthew Au
AIC Lab Manager
Associate Director of AIC
Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine
650 Albany Street, Room 830
Boston MA 02118
(617) 358-6363 | mau115@bu.edu
Lynn Deng
Director of Analytical Instrumentation Core
650 Albany Street, Room 848
Boston MA 02118
(617) 358-6516 | lynndeng@bu.edu
Location
AIC Central Laboratory
650 Albany Street, Lab Room X-830, Boston, MA 02118.
AIC Satellite Sites
670 Albany Street, R Building, Boston, MA 02118
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