GCC Shared Core Facilities
Shared core facilities are an important benefit to members of the GCC research community.
GCC has acquired major equipment for shared use, available to Texas Medical Center researchers, thanks to the generosity, commitment and vision of philanthropic donors such as the John S. Dunn Foundation. Additionally, GCC member institutions have each designated shared core facilities within their own institutions (via a GCC inter-institutional memorandum of understanding), providing a large array of equipment available to GCC researchers at internal rates. These leveraged shared resources enhance collaborative research, training and grant proposals and provide increased opportunities for inter-institutional cooperation and growth. (Photos welcome!) Please contact Suzanne Tomlinson, PhD, Director, GCC Research Consortia, at smtomlin@rice.edu for more information.
GCC Shared Equipment and Cores
- High Throughput Screening Core Facility, John S. Dunn for GCC Chemical Genomics
- 800 NMRs, John S. Dunn, Sr. GCC for Magnetic Resonance
GCC Member Institution Designated Shared Core Facilities
Baylor College of Medicine
University of Houston
Rice University
- Shared Computing Facility
- Research Support Shop
- Shared Equipment Authority–Biological Transmission Electron Microscopy Service
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Institute of Biosciences and Technology
UT Medical Branch at Galveston
- Mass Spectrometry Core
- Molecular Genomics Core
- Next Generation Sequencing Core
- Transgenic Mouse Core Facility
- Sealy Center for Molecular Medicine Selected Reaction Monitoring Mass