Research
State of the art processing techniques used in
Dermatopathology laboratory
Cell Culture Core
The Cell Culture Core serves several main functions. It is a cost-effective, time-saving resource for a) freshly cultured and immortalized skin cells and skin equivalents; b) genetically modified skin cells; c) specialized media; d) antibodies and molecular probes for detection of skin specific markers. Learn more...
Yale Special Program of Research Excellence
The Yale Special Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) in Skin Cancer is a multidisciplinary, clinically translational program focused on basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and melanoma. The SPORE includes over 60 investigators with diverse interests drawn from 12 basic and clinical departments at Yale, and one participant from NYU. Learn more...
Spitzoid Neoplasm Repository
The Spitzoid Neoplasm Repository is an invaluable resource for researchers looking for specific markers and/or genetic abnormalities in neoplastic cells. The Repository facilitates all angles of research, including immunohistochemical, molecular, genetic and other studies. Learn more...
