Redox and Bioenergetics core provides instrumentation, cutting-edge techniques, and expertise dedicated to investigating cancer cell metabolism and redox signaling, and to design custom probes for reactive oxygen species (ROS) for MCWCC members.

Mass Spectrometry Core provides comprehensive LC-MS and MALDI imaging MS based analytical support for proteomics, lipidomics, metabolomics, glycomics, and spatial omics. Offers expertise in experimental design, optimized sample preparation, data acquisition, data analysis, and investigator training for NIH funded and translational research projects.

Core provides VisualSonics Vevo 3100 high-frequency ultrasound imaging unit, small animal imaging station, micro-injection system, anesthesia unit; Linear array transducers (MX250, MX550D, MX700); VevoLab use.

Core provides services including Geospatial Data Technology and Analysis, Epidemiological Information about the Catchment Area, Cancer Outcomes Data and Analysis.

The Oxford Instruments Center for Advanced Microscopy - Electron Microscopy Core at the Medical College of Wisconsin is an institutionally available research service unit managed on behalf of the Medical College by the Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy. OxCAM-EM encompasses both Light and Electron Microscopy services.

Saving lives and improving the wellness of individual citizens and the community by advancing genomic sciences and precision medicine.

Pioneering the fields of Omics, Data Science, and Systems Biology to discover and innovate across our four programs.

The Mellowes Center has its roots in the launch of the Human Genome Project and the 1999 founding of the MCW Human and Molecular Genetics Center. The Mellowes Center uses state-of-the-art whole genome sequencing technologies not only to investigate how gene variants impact gene expression but also to define genetic variants associated with both rare and common disease, embryonic development, and the effects of environmental factors and drugs upon gene expression and disease.

The Great Lakes Genomics Center exists to support researchers developing and using genomic data for ecology and environmental health. We do this by providing sequencing and gene expression technologies and service for ecology, environment and human health researchers, as well as a support system for analysis and discussion of issues surrounding the use of genomic technologies for environmental health.
We are a small facility that focuses on applying genomic techniques to environmental and ecological research. We provide access to instruments and training needed for genomic research as well as sequencing and ddPCR. Our facility contains an Illumina MiSeq, BioRad ddPCR system, RT-PCR machines, and a BioTek Synergy H4 multi-mode plate reader. Available bioinformatics software includes CLC-Genomics Workbench and DNAStar, and we have access to state of the art computational resources both in lab and on the main UW Milwaukee campus.

The Bioinformatics Core offers bioinformatics consultation, training, and data analysis to help investigators analyze and understand the large-scale biological datasets required from different platforms, including next generation sequencing, array-based technologies and mass spectrometry. We collaborate closely with other shared resources on joint projects and offer end-to-end bioinformatics assistance, spanning experiment design, data analysis, result interpretation and delivery. Our capabilities encompass the development and operation of standard and advanced data processing pipelines, covering tasks such as bulk next-generation sequencing analysis (e.g., RNA-Seq, DNA-Seq, methyl-Seq, and ChIP-Seq), single-cell analysis, transcriptome and genome annotation, variant detection and interpretation and metagenomics.
Our team members have extensive experience in bioinformatics, biostatistics, genomics, genetics, transcriptomics and translational informatics in human, animal and microbial systems. Our expertise includes big data analysis, statistical analysis, machine learning, neuro network, software development and high-performance computing. Our approach prioritizes scientific collaboration, going beyond mere service provision to leverage our skills and knowledge for the success of your projects.
Furthermore, we offer support for grant applications, including key personnel involvement, support letters, and analytical method write-ups.

Core forms network of laboratories dedicated to advancing biomedical research by providing access to specialized services, advanced equipment, and expert staff.
Services include Bioinformatics, Biorepository, Flow Cytometry, Grant Application Support, Histology, Hybridoma, Microscopy, Molecular and Single Cell Biology, Protein Shared Instrumentation,Thrombosis and Hemostasis, Viral Vector.