The Life Sciences Institute is home to cutting-edge research centers and technologies that support the scientific endeavors of LSI scientists and faculty across the university — as well as external partners.
High-throughput screening of extensive small molecule, natural product and siRNA libraries for basic biology and drug discovery projects.
Open to U-M and external users.
Comprehensive structural biology resources — including protein engineering & production, crystallization & crystallography laboratories, and access to high-energy synchrotron radiation.
Open to U-M and external users.
World-class cryo-EM lab with four microscopes, including a Titan Krios. Fosters education and tools to make cryo-EM more widely available.
Open to U-M and external users.
A cross-campus platform for the design, synthesis and testing of gene-targeted nucleic acid modulators to advancing the next generation of nucleic acid–based therapies.
Open to U-M and external users.
The LSI building is also home to other technology resources for LSI and campus scientists:
