Core facilities at Karolinska Institutet
Tissue, Stem Cell and Genetic model core facilities
Photo: Liza SimonssonKarolinska ATMP Center
The Karolinska ATMP Center has been established by Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska University Hospital to further advance cell, gene and tissue therapies. The Karolinska ATMP Center is unique and leading in Europe as all parts of ATMP are under one roof: research, development, production and treatment.
Photo: iStockKISCO - Karolinska Institutet Stem Cell Organoid
KISCO is a facility at the Department of Biosciences and Nutrition (BioNut), Campus Flemingsberg.
The main goal of KISCO is, to assist researchers mainly within KI and Sweden to harbour the potential of pluripotent stem cells (PSCs) in studying complex human disease mechanisms.
Photo: Mikael Wallerstedt.CRISPR Functional Genomics
CFG offers massively parallel genetic perturbations and genetic screening for unbiased discovery. Examples of our toolbox include genome-wide or custom CRISPR-based loss- and gain-of-function screens, small screens coupled with single cell transcriptomics as a readout, base-editing tiling mutagenesis screens and other modalities.
The Developmental Tissue Bank Core Facility
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Photo: N/ACore facilities for research
Karolinska Institutet offers a wide range of core facilities, providing technologies, services and competence to academic research in Sweden. On this page you will find a thematic overview of our core facilities and further links to their homepages, as well as other useful resoureses for research at our university.