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Category / Summer 2015

Research Centers: USC Research Center for Liver Diseases

USC Research Center for Liver Diseases has been funded by NIDDK since 1995 with latest renewal through 2020. The ultimate goal is of the Center is to serve as the intellectual focal point for liver research by providing essential core services to the members and fostering collaborations and career development through technological training and scientific

Keck Cores: USC Mass Spectrometry-Based Proteomics Core Facility

The mission of the USC Proteomics Core is to make the cutting edge mass spectrometry technology available to the entire USC research community. While the core is a fee-for-service facility, it is also a research environment for multi-disciplinary research and education that utilizes mass spectrometry and other proteomics technologies to tackle complex biological and medical