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CVRI SMALL ANIMAL RESEARCH CORE
This facility provides Loyola University and outside researchers, including industry scientists, with a central resource for creating and studying cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology in animal models on a fee-for-service basis. While the central focus of the facility is cardiovascular research, the facility offers a wide range of techniques to a number of investigators in other fields. Currently, the facility is conducting studies on burn and shock trauma, gene targeting, heart failure and other cardiovascular diseases. The core also provides laboratory teaching for various surgical techniques and echocardiography.
Core facilities have become a vital resource in today's research environment, particularly as federal research funding continue to decrease. These centralized resources give the scientific community access to instruments, technologies, and services. The facility can contribute to your outstanding research in several ways:
- Provide customized model development to meet the needs of the individual researcher at a fraction of the cost of an initial equipment investment and maintenance
- Help researchers write internal IACUC and IRB protocols
- Produce data efficiently and consistently
- Offer broad knowledge base in cardiovascular physiology and animal surgery
For more information contact Seth Robia, PhD in the CVRI office.
CVRI SMALL ANIMAL RESEARCH CORE
This facility provides Loyola University and outside researchers, including industry scientists, with a central resource for creating and studying cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology in animal models on a fee-for-service basis. While the central focus of the facility is cardiovascular research, the facility offers a wide range of techniques to a number of investigators in other fields. Currently, the facility is conducting studies on burn and shock trauma, gene targeting, heart failure and other cardiovascular diseases. The core also provides laboratory teaching for various surgical techniques and echocardiography.
Core facilities have become a vital resource in today's research environment, particularly as federal research funding continue to decrease. These centralized resources give the scientific community access to instruments, technologies, and services. The facility can contribute to your outstanding research in several ways:
- Provide customized model development to meet the needs of the individual researcher at a fraction of the cost of an initial equipment investment and maintenance
- Help researchers write internal IACUC and IRB protocols
- Produce data efficiently and consistently
- Offer broad knowledge base in cardiovascular physiology and animal surgery
For more information contact Seth Robia, PhD in the CVRI office.