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Director, UC Davis Mouse Biology Program
Dr. Lloyd leads the UC Davis Mouse Biology Program, a premier resource for generating and characterizing genetically engineered mouse models. As a Professor in the Department of Surgery at the UC Davis School of Medicine, his expertise centers on leveraging advanced technologies, including CRISPR/Cas9, to create innovative models for studying human disease. Dr. Lloyd’s leadership extends to significant national initiatives such as the Knockout Mouse Project (KOMP), the Mutant Mouse Regional Resource Center (MMRRC), and the Mouse Metabolic Phenotyping Center (MMPC Live), contributing significantly to advancements in biomedical research. His work provides researchers worldwide with critical tools and resources to accelerate discoveries in diverse fields, from cancer to metabolic disorders.
Assistant Director, UC Davis Mouse Biology Program –
Repository and Project Management
Dr. Amy Yokoyama, Ph.D., is the Assistant Director of the Mouse Biology Program’s Repository and Project Management at UC Davis. Her expertise is critical in overseeing the efficient operation and strategic development of the program’s extensive mouse repository and project management activities. Dr. Yokoyama’s role encompasses ensuring the quality, integrity, and accessibility of valuable mouse resources, facilitating seamless project execution, and supporting researchers in their utilization of these resources. Her leadership contributes significantly to the program’s ability to provide high-quality mouse models and associated services to the scientific community, advancing biomedical research through meticulous organization and expert management.
The Division of Laboratory Operations ensures the efficient and compliant functioning of a research laboratory. This includes meticulous management of resources, equipment, and personnel, alongside strict adherence to safety and quality control protocols. They oversee daily workflows, data integrity, and regulatory compliance, ensuring that research projects are executed smoothly and accurately. Their work is essential for maintaining a safe, productive, and reliable laboratory environment that supports cutting-edge scientific investigations.
Vivaria and Veterinary Care focuses on the ethical and humane management of laboratory animals. This division provides comprehensive veterinary oversight, ensuring animal health through preventative care and treatment. They maintain controlled environments within vivaria, adhering to strict regulatory standards for sanitation, husbandry, and environmental conditions. This commitment to animal welfare is essential for producing reliable research outcomes.
The Division of Phenotyping and Analytics specializes in the comprehensive characterization of biological models, often mice. They employ advanced technologies and methodologies to measure and analyze a wide range of traits, from physiological and behavioral to molecular and genetic. This division generates critical data for researchers, enabling them to understand the impact of genetic modifications or experimental treatments. Through rigorous data analysis and interpretation, they provide valuable insights into disease mechanisms and therapeutic efficacy, contributing significantly to advancements in biomedical research.
The Division of Information Services provides essential technological infrastructure and support for research operations. They manage data storage, analysis, and dissemination, ensuring secure and efficient access to critical information. This division develops and maintains specialized software and databases, facilitating seamless data management and analysis for researchers. They also provide IT support, troubleshooting technical issues and ensuring the reliability of laboratory systems. Their expertise in data management, software development, and IT support is vital for enabling data-driven research and maintaining operational efficiency.
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