Molecular Quantification Core
The mission of the CSU Molecular Quantification Core is to facilitate the progress of basic and translational research at Colorado State University by providing state-of-the-art instrumentation to detect and quantify nucleic acids and proteins with unprecedented accuracy and sensitivity.
The MQC provides access to four instrument systems and trains CSU researchers to use them:
In order to use the instrument systems, you must first be trained. You can request training by emailing John Anderson, Carol Wilusz, Jim Huang or through iLabs.
BioRad QX200 ddPCR system
Located in Microbiology B406 and satellite droplet generator/plate reader/PCR machines in CVID, MRB, Pathology, and Biology
Azure Sapphire Biomolecular Imager
Located in Microbiology B406
A Qubit Fluorometer
Located in Microbiology B406
Agilent 4150 TapeStation
Located in Microbiology B406
QuantStudio 3
Located in B406