Masonic Cancer Center Shared Resources
A key goal of the Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota is to provide access to technologies, services and scientific consultation that facilitate interaction and enhance scientific productivity.
Please follow the resources below for more information provided by MCC:
These resources are supported by the cancer center with subsidized rates for MCC members.
Analytical Biochemistry
The Analytical Biochemistry shared resource provides state-of-the-art chemistry services and expertise in mass spectrometry, chromatography, and analytical biochemistry.
To view the services and rates for each service, please follow the links below:
New users should contact staff for consultation regarding analytical service. For service use iLab access.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Biostatistics
Biostatistical Design and Analysis Center (BDAC)
BDAC provides statistical support to MCC investigators with the following services:
Grant Proposal Preparation
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Study design consultation and evaluation
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Sample size and power calculations
Statistical Analysis
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Protocol development and review
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Table, graphs, summarization, and interpretation of results
Data management
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Database backup
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Data extraction for analysis
Manuscript preparation
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Review of statistical analysis and results
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Edits and reviews of manuscript.
To request statistical support, please go to the webpage (https://ctsi.umn.edu/services/statistical-support/biostatistical-support) and for more information contact ctsi@umn.edu.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Cancer Genomics
The Cancer Genomics Shared Resource (CGSR) provides comprehensive genomic services and many state-of-the-art technologies via the MCC Cytogenomics Shared Service and the University of Minnesota Genomics Center (UMGC).
For more information on services and rates go to https://cancer.umn.edu/cancer-genomics or contact Molly Lynch at lynch199@umn.edu for assistance with technology selection.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Cancer Bioinformatics
Best Practices Integrated Informatics Core (BPIC) and Clinical Informatics Shared Systems (CISS) provides centralized clinical informatic services to MCC investigators. These services include access to clinical and genomic databases, data extraction and advanced analytics.
For consultation please complete, Consultation form.
For further information on services and rates please go to CISS webpage or contact CISS (ciss@umn.edu).
Clinical Pharmacology
The Clinical Pharmacology shared resource at the Masonic Cancer Center provides pharmacology services and expertise for funded cancer-related projects of Masonic Cancer Center members.
Services include, planning, drug metabolite analyses, and pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and pharmacogenetic analyses.
For more information on services and fees, go to https://cancer.umn.edu/clinical-pharmacology or contact Jim Fisher at fishe101@umn.edu.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Comparative Pathology Shared Resource (CPSR)
CPSR provides a broad range of support to MCC investigators with study assistance, tissue collection, processing, preparation of histological tissues, and manuscript publication.
To find out more about CPRSR services and rates, click on that following link: Comparative Pathology Masonic Cancer Center. For further details, contact kovac001@umn.edu.
Genome Engineering
The Genome Engineering Shared Resource (GESR) is a Core dedicated for the use of all MCC members to provide (at cost) state-of-the-art genome editing services for human cell lines.
For a service request, please download the Service Request Form. For more information on rates, go to https://cancer.umn.edu/genome-engineering or contact Christopher Meiers at meier466@umn.edu.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Glass Washing
The Glasswashing core is primarily responsible for the cleaning and sterilization of reusable laboratory glassware, reagents, and equipment.
For more information on equipment, services and rates go to https://cancer.umn.edu/glasswashing or Sandra Wagner at hornx001@umn.edu.
Mouse Genetics Laboratory
The University of Minnesota's Mouse Genetics Laboratory (MGL), a collaboration between the Masonic Cancer Center and the Institute of Human Genetics, provides a comprehensive range of mouse embryo manipulation services.
For services and cost overview go to https://mouse-genetics-laboratory.umn.edu/ or contact Yun You at yyou@umn.edu.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Translational Cell Therapy
The Translational Therapy Shared Resource (TTSR) provides state-of-the-art translational research support services to Masonic Cancer Center members to facilitate the monitoring of clinical trials and the development of novel cellular and immune-based therapies.
TTSR has two major components:
For more information on facilities, services and rates go to https://cancer.umn.edu/translational-therapy-shared-resource or contact Rose Wangen at dewa0051@umn.edu.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
X-RAD 320 Biological Irradiator
The X-RAD 320 is a self-contained X-ray system for delivering a precise radiation dosage to specimens in a biological or small animal research laboratory.
For equipment information, rates, scheduling, and training go to https://cancer.umn.edu/x-rad.
This is a cancer center supported resource with a subsidized rate for MCC members.
Flow Cytometry Resource
The University Flow Cytometry Resources provides consultation on experimental design, instrument operation, acquisition, and data analysis.
For fees and services, go to the University Flow Cytometry website: https://flowcytometry.umn.edu/
To request a consultation appointment, contact UFCR staff via flowsort@umn.edu or 612-624-7680.
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.
