Director: Lisa Shaffer
Contact: 509-368-6710

Summary:
This core provides (1) routine karyotype analysis on the investigator's established human cell lines or human clinical samples; (2) molecular cytogenetic analysis (fluorescent in situ hybridization, FISH) using the investigator's clone and either the investigator's cell lines or clinical samples, or on normal control cell lines from the Core; (3) 24-color karyotyping of human cell lines to identify complex rearrangements; (4) mapping of human large-insert clones from the investigator's laboratory to determine a map position in normal control cell lines from the Core; (5) assist in identifying human large-insert clones for use in the Core; (6) lymphoblastic EBV transformation of human peripheral blood samples to establish permanent cell lines; (7) store investigator's established cell lines, provide growing cultures back to investigators, and provide fixed cell pellets back to investigators. The Core is willing to engage in karyotype analysis of non-human cell lines and clinical specimens if investigators are willing to supply normal examples from several individuals from a species in order for the Core to gain expertise prior to performing karyotypic analysis on clinical specimens. Future work could extend into FISH on non-human cell lines using clones and cell lines provided from the investigators.

Services/Resources:
Routine karyotype analysis of human cell lines
FISH analysis of investigator-provided clones
24-color FISH analysis to identify complex karyotypes in investigator-provided cell lines
FISH mapping of large-insert clones or identification of clones from the Human Genome Project
Lymphoblast transformation of human peripheral blood samples using EBV
Storage of investigator's cell lines
Tissue culture expansion of investigator's cell lines
Collaboration on non-human cell lines for karyotype analysis or FISH

Zeiss Axioplan fluorescent microscope equipped with filters to view rhodamine, fluorescein, and DAPI
Applied Imaging image capture and analysis system for G-banded karyotypes and FISH
Color printer suitable for publication
Queue ­140C freezer for storage of cell lines

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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