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Translational Pathology Shared Resource

Overview

The Translational Pathology Shared Resource provides investigators with a comprehensive suite of pathology services and technologies for studies involving human and animal tissues. The resource integrates tissue acquisition, histology, pathology expertise, and digital pathology capabilities to support the collection, processing, interpretation, and analysis of tissue specimens. Staff work closely with investigators to ensure that samples are characterized using appropriate methods and evaluated within the biological context of each study. By bringing these capabilities together within a single resource, the Translational Pathology Shared Resource supports tissue-based research across a wide range of experimental systems and disease settings.

Directors

Services

Research Histology and Tissue Analysis

  • Routine histology services
  • Immunohistochemistry (IHC)
  • In situ hybridization
  • Novel antibody development
  • Special staining techniques
  • Laser capture microdissection
  • Tissue microarray (TMA) design and automated preparation
  • Tissue processing and sectioning
  • Histopathology review and interpretation
  • Histology workflow consultation and quality assurance support

Comparative and Diagnostic Pathology

  • Diagnostic pathology services for animal models
  • Comparative pathology services with expertise in mouse models
  • Necropsy services
  • Veterinary pathology consultation
  • Tissue collection and specimen preparation guidance
  • Collaborative pathology support for translational and cancer research projects

Research Support

Experimental design consultation for pathology-based studies

Digital Histology

Digital slide scanning (brightfield and fluorescence)

Biospecimen and Research Support

Access to Consented, de-identified human tissue specimens

Contact Information

For more information about histology, please contact TPSR Research Histology by email.

For more information about comparative pathology, please contact TPSR Comparative pathology by email.

For more information about digital histology, please contact Joseph Roland by email.

For more information about tissue collection, please contact Kerry Wiles by email.