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Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine

Overview of Services

The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) is a multidisciplinary lab dedicated to improving patient’s lives by developing regenerative medicine therapies and support technologies. The lab offers support through a wide range of sophisticated equipment and personnel in the areas of biomaterials, cell and tissue culture, histology, molecular, surgery and imaging (both in-vivo and in-vitro).

Imaging

The imaging suite has a wide range of imaging and microscopy resources available for researchers within the the department, the Innovation Quarter and users at large. Capabilities range from a quick look evaluation of slides and plates to multi-spectral, high resolution confocal imaging. Fluorescent viewing and live animal in-vivo image capabilities are available as well as the resources detailed below.

Flow Cytometry

The flow cytometry core consists of a BD FACSymphony A1 Cytometer. The core is responsible for training and scheduling of equipment, as well as maintenance.

Surgery Core

The surgery core provides surgical and anesthesia support services for pre-clinical studies held in the Richard Dean Building.  The core is responsible for managing procedure room scheduling in support of WFIRM operations as well as equipment scheduling and maintainence.

Histology

The histology core provides fee-for-service tissue processing and embedding, as well as slide/cassette printing, sectioning, immunostaining and cryo-milling.

 

Leadership

Tara Jones, Laboratory Manager

 

Location and hours of operation

Hours Location

Prime hours:

Monday - Friday

7 am - 6:00 pm

Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine
Richard Dean Building
391 Technology Way
Winston-Salem, NC 27101

 


Service List


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Biomaterials (7)
Central Biorepository Shared Resource (CBSR) (13)
Histology (20)
Microchip/Microfluidics (1)
Sequencing (24)
Surgery (2)
Translational Core (6)
unclassified (1)