Core Resources

Overview

Request Forms
Cell Manipulation
Flow Cytometry Electronic Scheduling (Log in directions in below)
Mouse Transplant Services
Normal Donor Repository
Translational Trials Development and Support
Retroviral Vector Request
Adenoviral Vector Request
GIAC: Experimental Animals
GIAC: Animal Procedures
SMFC: Request Form

The Pediatric Oncology Program (POP), an affiliation between Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC), and Columbus Children's Hospital, will stimulate novel research in cancer that will benefit pediatric and adult patients nationwide. The POP has made several unique and valuable core services available to researchers at these institutions. Investigators at either facility can download the appropriate specimen transport guide for inter-institutional specimen transport logisitics:

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center	Ohio State Comprehensive Cancer Center
The Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Division of Experimental Hematology is committed to the support of investigators within the division, Cincinnati Children's Research Foundation, and throughout the scientific community. The division has recognized the common need for defined services which may not be readily available within some programs because of cost, logistics, and / or technology. Some of these services require unique techniques and skills that are impractical to be developed by individual investigator laboratories. The Experimental Hematology research cores have been developed to provide these services at a very high standard with a modest charge-back. Additional information about the individual cores, including service request forms, is available through the links provided. Cell Manipulations Laboratory - Punam Malik,MD Flow Cytometry - Jose A Cancelas Perez, MD, PhD Mouse Transplant Service - Hartmut Geiger, PhD Normal Donor Repository - Elke Grassman, PhD Translational Trials Development and Support Laboratory - Elke Grassman, PhD Viral Vector Core - Johannes CM van der Loo, PhD	The National Cancer Institute has designated The Ohio State University a comprehensive cancer center, meaning its research programs in cancer control, detection, diagnosis and treatment are broad and robust enough to merit inclusion on a list of only 39 such institutions around the country. The new affiliation will enable OSUCCC to gain from Cincinnati Children's established expertise in gene therapy and novel cell treatments in pediatric cancers. At the same time, Cincinnati Children's will gain access to novel adult cancer treatments at OSUCCC that may be appropriate for children and young adults. The affiliation agreement gives Cincinnati Children's faculty who are members of the Pediatric Oncology Program access to a number of strong research cores available through the OSUCCC. Additional information about the individual cores, including service request forms, is available through the links provided below. Analytical Cytometry - Jeffrey J.Chalmers, PhD Behavioral Measurement - Barbara L. Andersen, PhD Biomedical Informatics - Joel Saltz, MD, PhD Biostatistics Core - Mei-ling Ting Lee, PhD Clinical Trials Office - James Thomas, MD, PhD Leukemia Tissue Bank - Clara Bloomfield, MD Microarray - Chang-Gong Liu, PhD Molecular Cytogenetics - Nyla A. Heerema, PhD Mouse Phenotyping - Donna F. Kusewitt, DVM, PhD Nucleic Acid - Hansjurg Alder, PhD Proteomics - Kari Green-Church, PhD Tissue Procurement - Scott D. Jewell, PhD Transgenic Animal Facility - Anthony P. Young, PhD - Akihira Otoshi, MD, PhD

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

Ohio State Comprehensive Cancer Center

The Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Division of Experimental Hematology is committed to the support of investigators within the division, Cincinnati Children's Research Foundation, and throughout the scientific community. The division has recognized the common need for defined services which may not be readily available within some programs because of cost, logistics, and / or technology. Some of these services require unique techniques and skills that are impractical to be developed by individual investigator laboratories. The Experimental Hematology research cores have been developed to provide these services at a very high standard with a modest charge-back. Additional information about the individual cores, including service request forms, is available through the links provided.

Cell Manipulations Laboratory - Punam Malik,MD

Flow Cytometry - Jose A Cancelas Perez, MD, PhD

Mouse Transplant Service - Hartmut Geiger, PhD

Normal Donor Repository - Elke Grassman, PhD

Translational Trials Development and Support Laboratory - Elke Grassman, PhD

Viral Vector Core - Johannes CM van der Loo, PhD

The National Cancer Institute has designated The Ohio State University a comprehensive cancer center, meaning its research programs in cancer control, detection, diagnosis and treatment are broad and robust enough to merit inclusion on a list of only 39 such institutions around the country. The new affiliation will enable OSUCCC to gain from Cincinnati Children's established expertise in gene therapy and novel cell treatments in pediatric cancers. At the same time, Cincinnati Children's will gain access to novel adult cancer treatments at OSUCCC that may be appropriate for children and young adults. The affiliation agreement gives Cincinnati Children's faculty who are members of the Pediatric Oncology Program access to a number of strong research cores available through the OSUCCC. Additional information about the individual cores, including service request forms, is available through the links provided below.

Analytical Cytometry - Jeffrey J.Chalmers, PhD

Behavioral Measurement - Barbara L. Andersen, PhD

Biomedical Informatics - Joel Saltz, MD, PhD

Biostatistics Core - Mei-ling Ting Lee, PhD

Clinical Trials Office - James Thomas, MD, PhD

Leukemia Tissue Bank - Clara Bloomfield, MD

Microarray - Chang-Gong Liu, PhD

Molecular Cytogenetics - Nyla A. Heerema, PhD

Mouse Phenotyping - Donna F. Kusewitt, DVM, PhD

Nucleic Acid - Hansjurg Alder, PhD

Proteomics - Kari Green-Church, PhD

Tissue Procurement - Scott D. Jewell, PhD