Mission
The Emory Biomarker Service Center (EBSC) supports all Woodruff Health Science Center (WHSC) investigators as well as local, national, and international invesigators in health science. The EBSC is non-profit and focuses on the application of high-throughput genetic and molecular techniques for disease research in a translational setting. This includes molecular characterization, susceptibility genetic association studies, analysis, validation, and diagnostic development in a CLIA (CLIA # 11D1086150) certified environment.
Project Application Process
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Background
The Emory Biomarker Service Center (EBSC) is the synergistic integration of the former Center for Medical Genomics (CMG), Yerkes Microarray Core (YMC), and the Winship Cancer Institute Microarray Core (WCIMC) facilities into one lab with complementary capabilities, goals, and services. By integrating into one shared core and facility we have leveraged knowledge and resources to provide comprehensive services for investigators at Emory University, Emory Healthcare, and the entire health care and research communities.
Key Goals
- Place state of the art tools and technologies within reach of investigators catalyzing translational disease research through basic science
- Assist investigators in novel multi-disciplinary approaches in genomic, epi-genomic, proteomic, and pharmacogenomic fields for the efficacious and safe application of medicine through both prognostic and predictive biomarkers