Exercise Biochemistry Laboratory Carlson 110 phone: 303-492-7331

Research Interests

• The Laboratory is a multi-user facility that is shared by several faculty in the Department of Integrative Physiology. The research interests of the involved faculty are indicated in their respective web pages.

Personnel

• Faculty: William C. Byrnes, Ph.D., Robert S. Mazzeo, Ph.D., Russell L. Moore, Ph.D.
• Collaborators: there are extensive collaborations with other departments on the Boulder campus, and with the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver.

Dr. Mazzeo prepares a sample for injection into the HPLC for determination of plasma catecholamines.

Resources

• The Laboratory comprises 3,000 ft² and is located on the first floor of the Carlson Building.
• The equipment includes: a Perkin-Elmer fluorimeter, a Beckman Model LS1701 Scintillation counter, an LKB-Pharmacia Wizard 1470 Gamma Counter, a Cambridge Technology Model 280 cell harvester, a Napco Model 5410 CO2 incubator, a Bio-Rad High Performance Liquid Chromatography System (Model 1330 Pump, Model 1340 Electrochemical Detector, and a Model C-R3A Shimadzu Integration System), a Nikon Microscope (Model 104), a Beckman high speed centrifuge (Model J2-21M), two Beckman counter-top centrifuges, two Forma Scientific ultra freezers, a Perkin-Elmer uv/vis spectrophotometer (Model C6320001), pH meters, analytical balances, gel electrophoresis, tissue homogenizers, a ventilated hood, a radioactive tracer room, a tissue cryostat, and an Image Analysis System (Zidas digitizing tablet and Zeiss microscope).