Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service, Grant Application

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Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, firs, middle):

Duesber, Peter H.

RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT
FACILITIES: Mark the facilities to be used at each performance site listed in Item 9, Face Page, and briefly indicate their capacities, pertinent capabilities,
relative proximity, and extent of availability to the project. Use Other" to describe the facilities at any other performance sites listed in item 9 on the Face Page
and at sites for field studies. Use continuation pages if necessary. Include an explanation of any consortuium /contractual arrangements with other organizations.

Laboratory:
El] Animal:

The research laboratory available for this project and committed for the
proposed project period, consists of roughly 1,813 square feet of space on the
fifth floor of Wendell M. Stanley Hall, on the University of California at
Berkeley campus.
Work on animals in connection with this project will be performed at UC
Davis, and is covered by Animal Welfare Assurance Number A3433-01, held
by Otto G. Raabe, Ph.D., in whose laboratory the work will be performed.

LiI Clinical:
Computer:
Eli Office:

Principal Investigator and staff are currently equipped with a laser printer
and two Mac II computers with color monitors and modem. Specialty
software is in use for genetic mapping and modelling of sequences. Graphics
and other programs are used for construction of diagrams, graphs, figures and
drawings related to the research, and for subsequent manuscript preparation
for publication. These computers also provide on-line access to scientific
databases and telecommunications.
Office space immediately adjacent to the laboratory is provided for the
Principal Investigator, professional personnel, and graduate students.

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MAJOR EQUIPMENT: List the most important equipment items already available for this project, noting the loacation and pertinent capabilities of each.
The laboratory is equipped with: four cell culture incubators; three ultracentrifuges with
adequate rotors; two Sorvall centrifuges; one scintillation counter; six high-voltage
electrophoresis apparatuses; six electrophoresis power supplies; five -700 freezers; two -200
freezers; two inverted microscopes; a Zeiss spectrophotometer; three water baths; two balances;
four refrigerators; two laminar flow hoods; and an automatic water distillation system. We also
have an environmental incubator; three Savant speed-vac lyophilizers; five clinical centrifuges; a
film processor; a Polaroid camera; a gel drying apparatus; a bacterial incubator/shaker, and a
microwave oven for agar.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Provide any other information describing the environment of the project Identify support services such as consultant, secretarial,
machine shop, and electronics shop, and the extent to which they wil be available to the project.
Stanley Hall has excellent support facilities: competently staffed mechanical and carpentry shops,
and a fully stocked storeroom. Monitoring of bio- and radiation hazards is provided by the
campus Office of Environmental Health and Safety.

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PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91)

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