Centralized Cores

Indiana University School of Medicine’s centralized cores are centralized shared research resources designed to serve multiple departments, centers and schools within Indiana University. Centralized cores directly report to the Office of the Executive Associate Dean for Research Affairs and undergo annual review by the Institutional Research Service Cores.

These cores provide investigators with access to advanced technologies, specialized equipment and scientific expertise to support biomedical research. Explore the core facilities below to learn more about their capabilities, services and available resources.

Behavioral Phenotyping Core

The Behavioral Phenotyping Core is a state-of-the art facility where investigators can study the behavior of animal models.

Center for Electron Microscopy

The Center for Electron Microscopy is a full service research laboratory providing both transmission and scanning electron microscopy.

Center for Medical Genomics

The Center for Medical Genomics provides investigators with affordable access to high-quality high-throughput genomics services in a timely fashion.

Center for Proteome Analysis

The Center for Proteome Analysis provides protein and proteomic analysis services for protein identification, characterization, and quantification.

Chemical Genomics Core

The Chemical Genomics Cores provides sophisticated small molecule informatics, design and analysis.

Collaborative Metabolome Core

The Collaborative Metabolome Core offers integrated support for study design, sample preparation, vendor selection, data analysis and bioinformatics.

Transgenic Animal Core

The Transgenic Animal Core provides Indiana University and external investigators access to transgenic technologies.