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Harvard Center for Biological Imaging (HCBI) (Microscopy (Electron, Fluorescence, Optical)) RRID:SCR_018673	Harvard University Cambridge, MA 02138	Cell Imaging, Confocal Microscopy, Consultations, Data Analysis, Data Processing And Interpretation, High Content Screening, Laser Capture Microdissection, Microscopy, Multiphoton Microscopy, Optical Imaging, Slide Scanning, Whole Slide Imaging	Last Updated: 07/06/2022
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Harvard Center for Biological Imaging (HCBI) (Microscopy (Electron, Fluorescence, Optical))

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Room 2052 Biological Laboratories

16 Divinity Ave

Cambridge, MA 02138

United States of America

https://www.hcbi.fas.harvard.edu

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Douglas Richardson

Last Updated: 07/06/2022

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The Harvard Center for Biological Imaging was opened May 17, 2010 and is one of the most innovative biological imaging centers in the world. In order to ensure investigators always have access to the latest and best technologies, the HCBI was designed to be an “Evergreen” microscopy facility. Imaging systems at the HCBI are leased rather than purchased and replaced every 2-3 years. This ensures that the facility remains relevant and is never in possession of outdated equipment. Currently, the HCBI contains 18 microscopes and high-end processing stations including confocal, super-resolution, multi-photon, lightsheet, live cell imaging, high-content screening, slide scanning, spatial transcriptomics, laser dissection and macroscopy. The facility also features wet lab space, eukaryotic and prokaryotic incubation, and access to nearby animal care facilities for a wide range of species.

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Consulting is offerred outside of Harvard University

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Data Processing And Interpretation

High Content Screening

Laser Capture Microdissection

Microscopy

Multiphoton Microscopy

Optical Imaging

Slide Scanning

Whole Slide Imaging

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1.) Pearce S, Lin C, Pérez-Mercader J (2024 Feb 19). Adaptive and Dissipative Hierarchical Population Crowding of Synthetic Protocells through Click-PISA under Gradient Energy Inputs Nano Letters, 24(8), 2457-2464. . PMCID: 10906081.

2.) Lowet AS, Zheng Q, Meng M, Matias S, Drugowitsch J, Uchida N (2024 Jan 3). An opponent striatal circuit for distributional reinforcement learning bioRxiv, (), 2024.01.02.573966. . PMCID: 10802299.

3.) Lowet AS, Zheng Q, Meng M, Matias S, Drugowitsch J, Uchida N (2024 Jan 3). An opponent striatal circuit for distributional reinforcement learning. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 38260354.

4.) Zhang A, Zwang TJ, Lieber CM (2023 Nov 29). Biochemically functionalized probes for cell-type–specific targeting and recording in the brain Science Advances, 9(48), eadk1050. . PMCID: 10686571.

5.) He LS, Qi Y, Allard CA, Valencia-Montoya WA, Krueger SP, Weir K, Seminara A, Bellono NW (2023 Oct 31). Molecular tuning of sea anemone stinging eLife, 12(), RP88900. . PMCID: 10617991.

6.) He LS, Qi Y, Allard CAH, Valencia-Montoya WA, Krueger SP, Weir K, Seminara A, Bellono NW (2023 Oct 31). Molecular tuning of sea anemone stinging. eLife, 12(), . . PMID: 37906220.

7.) He LS, Qi Y, Allard CA, Valencia-Montoya WA, Krueger SP, Weir K, Seminara A, Bellono NW (2023 Sep 26). Molecular tuning of sea anemone stinging bioRxiv, (), 2023.06.15.545144. . PMCID: 10418081.

8.) He LS, Qi Y, Allard CA, Valencia-Montoya WA, Krueger SP, Weir K, Seminara A, Bellono NW (2023 Sep 26). Molecular tuning of sea anemone stinging. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 37577638.

9.) Lafuente-Gómez N, de Lázaro I, Dhanjani M, García-Soriano D, Sobral MC, Salas G, Mooney DJ, Somoza Á (2023 Sep 24). Multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles elicit anti-tumor immunity in a mouse melanoma model Materials Today Bio, 23(), 100817. . PMCID: 10562177.

10.) Han X, Lu X, Li PH, Wang S, Schalek R, Meirovitch Y, Lin Z, Adhinarta J, Berger D, Wu Y, Fang T, Meral ES, Asraf S, Ploegh H, Pfister H, Wei D, Jain V, Trimmer JS, Lichtman JW (2023 Jul 6). Multiplexed volumetric CLEM enabled by antibody derivatives provides new insights into the cytology of the mouse cerebellar cortex Research Square, (), rs.3.rs-3121892. . PMCID: 10350204.

11.) Han X, Lu X, Li PH, Wang S, Schalek R, Meirovitch Y, Lin Z, Adhinarta J, Berger D, Wu Y, Fang T, Meral ES, Asraf S, Ploegh H, Pfister H, Wei D, Jain V, Trimmer JS, Lichtman JW (2023 Jul 6). Multiplexed volumetric CLEM enabled by antibody derivatives provides new insights into the cytology of the mouse cerebellar cortex. Research square, (), . . PMID: 37461609.

12.) Tian H, Davis HC, Wong-Campos JD, Park P, Fan LZ, Gmeiner B, Begum S, Werley CA, Borja GB, Upadhyay H, Shah H, Jacques J, Qi Y, Parot V, Deisseroth K, Cohen AE (2023 Jul). Video-based pooled screening yields improved far-red genetically encoded voltage indicators. Nature methods, 20(7), 1082-1094. . PMID: 36624211.

13.) Spitzberg JD, Ferguson S, Yang KS, Peterson HM, Carlson JC, Weissleder R (2023 Mar 4). Multiplexed analysis of EV reveals specific biomarker composition with diagnostic impact Nature Communications, 14(), 1239. . PMCID: 9985597.

14.) Spitzberg JD, Ferguson S, Yang KS, Peterson HM, Carlson JCT, Weissleder R (2023 Mar 4). Multiplexed analysis of EV reveals specific biomarker composition with diagnostic impact. Nature communications, 14(1), 1239. . PMID: 36870999.

15.) Tian H, Davis HC, Wong-Campos JD, Park P, Fan LZ, Gmeiner B, Begum S, Werley CA, Borja GB, Upadhyay H, Shah H, Jacques J, Qi Y, Parot V, Deisseroth K, Cohen AE (2023 Jan 9). Video-based pooled screen yields improved far-red genetically encoded voltage indicators Nature methods, 20(7), 1082-1094. . PMCID: 10329731.

16.) Guerra San Juan I, Nash LA, Smith KS, Leyton-Jaimes MF, Qian M, Klim JR, Limone F, Dorr AB, Couto A, Pintacuda G, Joseph BJ, Whisenant DE, Noble C, Melnik V, Potter D, Holmes A, Burberry A, Verhage M, Eggan K (2022 May 18). Loss of mouse Stmn2 function causes motor neuropathy. Neuron, 110(10), 1671-1688.e6. . PMID: 35294901.

17.) Ghosh S, Leng W, Wilsch-Bräuninger M, Barrera-Velázquez M, Léopold P, Eaton S (2022 Apr 25). A local insulin reservoir in Drosophila alpha cell homologs ensures developmental progression under nutrient shortage. Current biology : CB, 32(8), 1788-1797.e5. doi: 10.1016/j.cub.2022.02.068. PMID: 35316653.

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USEDit, microscopy, cell imaging, confocal microscopy, consultation, data analysis, data processing, data interpretation, laser capture microdissection, microscopy, multiphoton microscopy, optical imaging, slide scanning, whole slide imaging, ABRF

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