Globe institute molecular biology labs
The Globe molecular biology labs are a core lab facility for the research groups at the institute. The facility is divided into a dedicated clean lab, exclusively designated for ancient biomolecules such as DNA and proteins, and a general molecular biology lab at separate locations.
The molecular biology laboratory facilities at the Globe Institute consist of dedicated ancient biomolecule clean labs and a general molecular biology lab at separate locations. The clean labs are subdivided into sections for manual and automated workflows. The labs have positive pressure of HEPA-filtered air, air-locks, UV-light etc., and all work is conducted in full-body suits protecting the lab products.
The non-ancient (contemporary DNA) lab comprise around 900 m2 of lab space which is highly organized into dedicated labs for proteomics, lipidomics, and pre- and post-PCR areas for DNA/RNA workflows including eDNA, GMO1, GMO2, and cell work. Altogether the lab facilities are equipped with 20 laminar airflow hoods, multiple pipetting robots, and equipment for DNA fragmentation-, real-time- and ddPCR- , capillary electrophoresis instruments, and other state of the art equipment for molecular biology.
Since 2022 the lab infrastructure has been gold certified within the LEAF sustainability program.
The Globe Institute is also housing the GeoGenetics Sequencing Core which offers sequencing services on Illumina platforms with a weekly sequencing capacity exceeding 18 PB. The “ancient” and “modern” lab-facilities are managed by Jesper Stenderup and Tina Blumensaadt Brand, respectively.
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