Indiana University

Indiana’s center supports four cores:

• The Experimental Mouse Resources Core provides advanced resources for murine and human transplantation studies.
• The Flow and Tissue Cytometry Core combines classical flow cytometry with unique imaging services, that include quantitative analyses of the spatial distribution and interactions of the cellular components of the hematopoietic niche.
• The Hypoxia Core specializes in unraveling the ‘true nature’ of hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell function, as well as those of stromal and immune cells, by examining these populations in their native milieu of low O2 tension;
• The Enrichment Program provides a supportive environment to foster growth and development of students at all educational levels as well as young investigators pursuing research careers in nonmalignant hematology.