Research professionals and investigators can gain access to OU Health Harold
Hamm Diabetes Center core facilities at a free or discounted rate for
further development of research projects. To apply for access, contact
the core facility director listed below.
Satellite Animal Facility
The Satellite Animal Facility provides Hamm Diabetes Center members with
induction, monitoring and maintenance of diabetic animals and coordinates
the sharing of diabetic animal tissues. Services include:
Provide technical support and consultation for induction of diabetes in
animal models
Supply diabetic animal tissues for research
Breed and maintain commonly used diabetic animals for research
Contact Information Michael Rudolph, Ph.D.
(405) 271-7000 ext. 36005
Histology and Imaging Core
The Histology Core provides Hamm Diabetes Center members with tissue processing,
embedding, sectioning, and histochemical and immunohistochemical staining
of mounted slides for both paraffin-embedded and cryo-preserved tissue
preparations. The core facility has trained histology technicians who
will work with researchers to accomplish these goals.
In addition, the core provides top-quality advanced instrumentation and
expertise to obtain microscopic images with light, epifluorescence and
Nomarski prism optics, as well as the software for morphometric analysis
and to produce publication quality images.
In addition to core facilities operated by Harold Hamm Diabetes Center,
the Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of Oklahoma
Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) offers several core facilities, including
mass spectrometry and proteomics, DNA sequencing and genomics, and flow
cytometry and imaging facilities.
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