This is the reminder: To support our ongoing funding, IDDRC members are expected to cite our Center (“CHB IDDRC, P30 HD18655”) in all publications that result from work supported by one or more of our Core facilities.
Molecular Genetics Core
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Administrative Core
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Cellular Imaging Core
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Mouse Gene Manipulation Core
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Neurodevelopmental Behavioral Core
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Proteomics Core
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Cell Sorter Core
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The Molecular Genetics Core provides high quality, low cost genomic technology services and expertise for academic researchers. 
The overall objective of the Administrative Core is to ensure that the IDDRC operates to fulfill broad goals compatible with the mission of NICHD IDDRCs. 
This core is comprised of three components, Histology, Microscopy and Image Analysis. It tied together the strengths and experience of the Imaging Core and Cellular Neuroscience Core, by providing a much more integrated set of services and capabilities. 
This core performs ES cell culture and mouse embryo microinjections for the generation of genetically altered mice with either random or targeted mutations. 
The Neurodevelopmental Behavioral Core is designed to raise the quality and breadth of mouse model behavioral testing/phenotyping at this IDDRC by providing a wide array of protocols, training, and equipment to all our investigators. 
The Proteomics Core provides investigators with access to state of the art technologies in mass spectrometry and microscale capillary high performance liquid chromatography (proteomics) required for advanced studies in the cell and molecular biology of neurological developmental disabilities.