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INFRASTRUCTURE<\/h1>\n

INFRASTRUCTURE of the CIB (Ana\u00b4s lab)<\/h1>\n
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The CIB has all the necessary infrastructure for the development of this project, from cell culture facilities, to animal housing services, imaging and holds an excellent electron microscopy facility.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

MATERIALS, EQUIPMENTS AND INFRASTRUCTURES of CNIO<\/h1>\n
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The CNIO<\/strong> is a public research<\/strong> center that operates under the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. In addition to its in-house Clinical Research<\/strong> Units, the Clinical<\/strong> Research Programme<\/strong> has greatly expanded in the last three years through agreements with both private and public hospitals in the Madrid<\/strong> area. This expansion<\/strong> allows the CNIO<\/strong> to allocate resources to both basic and applied research in an integrated manner. The CNIO<\/strong> conducts excellent research and brings the very latest technology in the field of cancer. It is recognized today as one of the leading cancer<\/strong> research institutes<\/strong> in the world.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Core units<\/h1>\n
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The Core Units<\/strong> (Proteomics, Genomics, Confocal Microscopy<\/strong>, Molecular Imaging, Mouse Genome<\/strong> Editing, Monoclonal Antibodies, Histopathology, and Flow Cytometry) provide the most advanced scientific and technological support services. These units meet the high-tech requirements<\/strong> of high-end biomedical<\/strong> research, ranging from genome sequencing and proteome analysis to the latest breakthroughs<\/strong> in molecular imaging and microscopy<\/strong>, among other areas. Highly qualified personnel are also available to advise and assist CNIO<\/strong> researchers. Therefore, through close collaboration with these experts, the full range of expertise needed for developing our projects<\/strong> will be assured with minimal<\/strong> delay.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Animal facility<\/h1>\n
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The Specific Pathogen<\/strong> Free (SPF<\/strong>) Animal Facility covers 3,000 m\u00b2. All mouse<\/strong> strains housed in the facility are either generated<\/strong> within the barrier or introduced by rederivation<\/strong>, as no live mice are introduced into<\/strong> the barrier regardless of their health status. There is also an area to house a small colony of Xenopus<\/strong> laevis. All records concerning breeding protocols and animal inventory are computerized<\/strong> and stored in a web-based application accessible via intranet.<\/p>\n

To maintain<\/strong> clean air in the premises, mice are housed<\/strong> in ventilated racks with the<\/strong> integration of Individually Ventilated Caging (IVC<\/strong>) systems into the building’s ventilation systems<\/strong>. Mice are manipulated in a Type II<\/strong> Biosecurity<\/strong> Cabinet. The primary responsibility<\/strong> of the SPF<\/strong> Animal Facility is to strictly comply with National, European Union, and International Recommendations regarding the use and care of animals in research, which is of paramount importance to the CNIO.<\/p>\n

Microbiological<\/strong> and environmental<\/strong> parameters in animal areas are constantly monitored. Bedding, water, and cages are sterilized by autoclaving<\/strong>, and the diet is irradiated. An air shower and sterile clothes are required for anyone entering the barrier<\/strong> area. Daily<\/strong> operations and husbandry<\/strong> procedures are highly automated; robotic devices perform potentially hazardous tasks such as processing dirty bedding, and washing\/filling<\/strong> cages and bottles. These automated<\/strong> systems also ensure the highest productivity and quality standards in our washing<\/strong> and sterilizing areas<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Avance Neo 11,7T Bruker<\/b><\/h1>\n

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Biospec 70\/60 Bruker<\/b><\/p>\n<\/h1>\n

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Equipo h\u00edbrido MRI\/PET MR Solution<\/b><\/p>\n<\/h1>\n

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