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Center for Translational Medicine

The Center for Translational Medicine provides the infrastructure, expertise and resources necessary to translate innovative drugs and biological reagents into Phase 1 clinical trials and facilitate the development of new therapies for patient treatment. 

For more information on CTM, go to https://translational-medicine.umn.edu/ or contact [email protected].

For more information on services and fees please contact our program manager and operational lead, Beverly Norris.

Advanced Research and Diagnostic Laboratory

The Advanced Research and Diagnostic Laboratory (ARDL) is a Central Biochemistry Laboratory that is fully accredited by CLIA, CAP, and the New York State Department of Health. 

For more information about ARDL and its unique assets, please go to https://med.umn.edu/pathology/research/ardl or contact Bharat Thyagarajan at [email protected].

Cytokine Reference Laboratory

The Cytokine Reference Laboratory is a CLIA-88 licensed facility specializing in the analysis of cytokines, chemokines, growth factors and other soluble mediators from a variety of biological sources from humans and animal species.

For a full list of equipment and services please go to https://cytokinelab.umn.edu/. To request a quote please go to https://umn.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_aV7vx4QTBtWChOB or contact Mike Ehrhardt.

Translational Therapy Laboratory (TTL)

The TTL is the central laboratory that provides MCC investigators with sample processing, immune monitoring, biorepository management; and receives and processes patient blood samples from clinical trials. 

To use TTL services, IRB-approved protocol and a Chart String must be confirmed prior to accepting samples in the lab. 

For consultation services or for more information on services and rates go to  https://cancer.umn.edu/translational-therapy-shared-resource#services or contact Rose Wangen at [email protected].

This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.

This comprehensive list of translational resources is provided by CRTI. Please direct all questions about content on this page to CRTI.
 

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