THE OLIVE LABORATORY
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    • Olive Lab Research
    • Pancreatic Cancer
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    • A non-technical overview >
      • The Pancreas (Overview)
      • Pre-cancerous lesions (Overview)
      • Pancreatic Cancer (Overview)
      • Pancreatic Cancer Statistics
      • Symptoms and Diagnosis
      • Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer (Overview)
      • Drug Treatment (Overview)
      • Mouse Models (Overview)
      • Clinical Trials
    • Donate
    • Facilities >
      • ICRC Building
      • Shared Resources
      • Main Lab
      • Vevo 3100 Ultrasound
    • Join Us!
    • Oncology Precision Therapeutics Core >
      • MRI
      • Ivis Optical Imager
      • Vevo 3100 Ultrasound
      • Perkin-Elmer FX micro CT
    • Photos >
      • 10/30/19 Fall Fun
      • 6/29/18 Jaime's Last Day
      • 9/26/15 Mike's Wedding
      • 11/8/14 Carmine's Wedding
      • 7/7/14 Barbara's Temporary Goodbye Lunch
      • 4/26/13 Korean and Karaoke
      • 4/12/13 Purple Stride
      • 11/26/12 Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Week!!
      • 10/26/12 Pumpkin Carving
      • 9/5-7/2012 Olive and Kimmelman Lab Retreat
      • 7/13/12 Mid-summer BBQ
      • 3/29/12 Jennifer's Goodbye - BoardGame Night
      • 3/8/2012 Barbara's engagement celebration
      • 3/2/2012 Bowling
      • 12/18/2011 Holiday Party
      • 12/9/2011 Poker
      • 11/11/2011 Karaoke
      • 7/15/2011 Holiday Party
    • Support

Where are We?

Facilities

The Olive Lab is located in the Irving Cancer Research Center and includes laboratory space on the 2nd floor, as well as the Mouse Hospital located in the barrier animal facility. The lab benefits from access to the 12 Shared Resources of the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center as well as a variety of common equipment and facilities. In addition to a complete range of common molecular biology equipment, the lab has an Olympus BX-51 microscope with 3 heads for teaching pathology, and a VisualSonics Vevo 2100 High Resolution Ultrasound instrument for detecting, quantifying, and characterizing mouse pancreatic tumors.
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  • Home
  • Science
    • Olive Lab Research
    • Pancreatic Cancer
    • Mouse Hospital
    • The KPC Model
    • Imaging
  • Lab Members
    • Alumni
  • Publications
  • More
    • A non-technical overview >
      • The Pancreas (Overview)
      • Pre-cancerous lesions (Overview)
      • Pancreatic Cancer (Overview)
      • Pancreatic Cancer Statistics
      • Symptoms and Diagnosis
      • Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer (Overview)
      • Drug Treatment (Overview)
      • Mouse Models (Overview)
      • Clinical Trials
    • Donate
    • Facilities >
      • ICRC Building
      • Shared Resources
      • Main Lab
      • Vevo 3100 Ultrasound
    • Join Us!
    • Oncology Precision Therapeutics Core >
      • MRI
      • Ivis Optical Imager
      • Vevo 3100 Ultrasound
      • Perkin-Elmer FX micro CT
    • Photos >
      • 10/30/19 Fall Fun
      • 6/29/18 Jaime's Last Day
      • 9/26/15 Mike's Wedding
      • 11/8/14 Carmine's Wedding
      • 7/7/14 Barbara's Temporary Goodbye Lunch
      • 4/26/13 Korean and Karaoke
      • 4/12/13 Purple Stride
      • 11/26/12 Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Week!!
      • 10/26/12 Pumpkin Carving
      • 9/5-7/2012 Olive and Kimmelman Lab Retreat
      • 7/13/12 Mid-summer BBQ
      • 3/29/12 Jennifer's Goodbye - BoardGame Night
      • 3/8/2012 Barbara's engagement celebration
      • 3/2/2012 Bowling
      • 12/18/2011 Holiday Party
      • 12/9/2011 Poker
      • 11/11/2011 Karaoke
      • 7/15/2011 Holiday Party
    • Support