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Ecosystems Analysis Laboratory

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Started in 2001 and located in Manter Hall, the Ecosystem Analysis Lab provides research support and analytical services for researchers at both UNL and other educational institutions in the following areas:  elemental analysis of soil, plant, insect, and water samples. The lab specializes in total carbon and total nitrogen analysis of solid samples, as well as analysis of ammonium, nitrate, and phosphate in water samples, soil extracts, and plant digests.

For additional information, contact Cathleen McFadden at: cmcfadden2@unl.edu , or at 402-417-5209.

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Madigan Prairie

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Madigan Prairie, 23 acres of virgin prairie was donated in 1979 by Dr. Marian Madigan
Madigan Prairie Field Notes
Information regarding Dr. Madigan

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Nine-Mile Prairie

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Nine-Mile Prairie is a 230-acre (97-hectare) relict tallgrass prairie located on the northwest edge of Lincoln, in Lancaster County, Nebraska. As one of the largest intact tracts of tallgrass prairie left in the Midwest, it serves as a nationally important outdoor laboratory for the study of biological processes in grasslands. Students from a diversity of UNL classes visit the prairie each year for experiences ranging from plant identification to writing poetry.

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Arapaho Prairie

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The Arapaho Prairie, a 1,300 acre sandhills prairie, is 30 miles from Cedar Point Biological Station. This reserve provides a protected tract of sandhills prairie near the field station. Manipulative research may be conducted without fear of interference or loss of the study site before the work is completed. Critical long-term studies are both possible and encouraged at this site.

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Biotechnology Core Facilities

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In addition to the facilities in the School, the Center for Biotechnology supports a number of Core Research Facilities that provide research support and advanced instrumentation in the following areas: I) Flow Cytometry, II) Mass spectrometry proteomics, III) Confocal and electron microscopy, IV) Nucleic acid sequencing, V) Nucleotide synthesis, Peptide sequencing and synthesis, VI) Plant transformation, and VII) X-ray crystallography.

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