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Mic facility hopkins. Ross Fluorescence Imaging Center core is dedicated to providing state-of-art light microscopy technology to the members of the Hopkins Basic Research Digestive Disease Development Center and to the general Hopkins scientific community. The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Microscope Facility provides light, fluorescence and electron microscopy services to over 400 users a year throughout Johns Hopkins University and the local mid-Atlantic region. Our mission is to facilitate preclinical and basic science research with the latest imaging technologies and optical tools. The Microscope Facility provides access to state-of-the-art electron and fluorescence/confocal microscopes. . are available by appointment. The center, as part of the biology department curriculum, offers microscopy courses and regular workshops, assists in the core cell and developmental biology classes by conducting regular demonstrations, and has had a number of undergraduate research assistants and student workers. The Ross Fluorescence Imaging Center is an open access light microscopy core facility at the Johs Hopkins University East Baltimore campus. Our imaging specialists can serve in any part of the scientific imaging process, from sample preparation and image acquisition to data analysis, quantitation, and interpretation. We cover imaging needs "from centimeters to nanometers" with services ranging from high-content imaging to multiple super-resolution technologies and electron microscopy. The research facilities include well-equipped laboratories for molecular biology, cell culture, biochemistry and immunogenetics. Available services include: Several shuttle services are provided to connect Hopkins campuses and surrounding areas. skpk fzic zchjjgl ibxswjt simlwpfd awfhem qajph sblr pfmqe lfm