Basic Biology of Aging at the University of Washington

Center Cores

Transgenic Animal Model Development Core A – Warren Ladiges

  • Generation of conventional and allele replacement transgenic mouse models for studies of the biology of aging
  • Assistance with study design and aging rodent colonies for studies of aging  

Functional Assessments Core B – Peter Rabinovitch     

  • A comprehensive panel of physiologic and functional tests for the assessment of mouse "healthspan"
  • An array of cellular assays for assessment of aging phenotypes, including flow cytometry and cell sorting, image cytometry and telomere analyses

Functional Genomics Core C – Michael MacCoss

  • Proteomics, including measurements of proteome abundance and turnover Transcriptomics, including transcriptional arrays and Translational State Array Analysis (TSAA) Informatics
  • Research Development 

Research Development Core D – Peter Rabinovitch and Matt Kaeberlein

  • Support for pilot projects and junior faculty development in the biology of aging  

Program Enrichment Core E – Peter Rabinovitch and Matt Kaeberlein

  • Support for seminars, courses, symposia and workshops
  • Aging Genes/Interventions Database and Shared Resources Database
  • Community outreach and collaboration with other Nathan Shock Centers   
  • Administrative support