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Saint-Louis Technology Platform
The Technology Platform of the Saint-Louis Research Institute (IRSL), part of Paris Cité University, offers research support and assistance services through its four technology centers.
It is located in the Georges Hayem Center on the grounds of Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris (10th arrondissement).
Through four complementary centers, it provides cutting-edge technological equipment, managed by a team of research engineers who make their expertise and skills available to research projects.
The Platform welcomes projects from teams at Paris Cité University, INSERM, CNRS, and the Collège de France, as well as from external research organizations (APHP, EPST, industrial companies, and start-ups).
Services offered
Our Cytometry division offers support and guidance on flow cytometry methods and technologies.
Our Microscopy division offers support and guidance on optical microscopy methods and technologies.
Our Genomics division offers support and guidance on the genomics methods and technologies available at the Platform.
Our BioData Center division offers support and guidance on data-related methods and technologies.
Team members
Claire MaillardNiclas SetterbladPhDAntonio AlberdiPhDSimon TournierPhD - Our technological platforms
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Available equipment
5 lasers (UV, violet, blue, yellow-green, red) and 64 fluorescence detectors (+SSC V/B, FSC)
4 lasers (UV, blue, yellow-green, red) and 16 fluorescence detectors (+SSC FSC)
4 lasers (violet, blue, yellow-green, red) and 16 fluorescence detectors (+SSC FSC)
Diva 8 with Index Sorting
3 lasers (violet, blue, red) and 8 fluorescence detectors (+SSC FSC)
Device equipped with a 40-sample carousel
5 lasers (UV, violet, blue, yellow-green, red) and 18 fluorescence detectors (+SSC FSC)
Device equipped with an HTS module (96/384-well plate changer)
4 lasers (violet, blue, yellow-green, red) and 14 fluorescence detectors (+SSC FSC)
Device equipped with an autosampler (96/384/deep well plate changer)
2 lasers (blue, red) and 4 fluorescence detectors (+SSC FSC)
Device equipped with an autosampler (24-tube rack changer, 48- and 96-well plates)
MiSeq, NetxSeq500, (HiSeq1000)
7G Scan, Fluidics station, Hybridization oven
Digital PCR: RainDance, RainDrop
Microfluidics PCR: Fluidigm Access Array
qPCR : Agilent MX3005P
Observer-Z1 inverted tripod, ZEN blue, AiryScan, VBYR lasers
Timelapse BF +2 fluos, Normoxie/Hypoxie, Multipoint, Z-stack; Objectif 40X (0,17mm/0,5X-2X), L1
Reverse tripod Examiner-Z1, ZEN Black, Lasers VBYR, Laser IR Chameleon II, Anesthésie, L1
Reverse tripod Observer-Z1, ZEN blue, AiryScan, Lasers VBYR
Reverse tripod, Hoffman Modulation Contrast, ZEN Light et AxioCam ERc5s
Reverse tripod, AxioCam MRm et logiciel AxioVision
Straight stand, AxioCam MRm et logiciel AxioVision
288 cores on 9 nodes, 120 GB of RAM per node, 32 cores and 24 GB of RAM on Dell T620; Linux environment; Tools installed on demand
Storage: 55 TB + 37 TB + 12 TB + 9.7 TB
100GB per person,
500GB per team