Shared Resources (Cores)
In support of its research activities, the Siteman Cancer Center has developed a number of shared resources. These resources are available to all Siteman investigators to facilitate their research agendas. They provide state-of-the-art technology, usually at a price substantially less than what would be required to duplicate the capabilities within investigators’ individual laboratories.

- Biostatistics and Qualitative Research Shared Resource (BQSR)
- Genome Engineering & Stem Cell Center (GESC)
- Genome Technology Access Center (GTAC)
- Imaging and Response Assessment Core (IRAC)
- Immunomonitoring Laboratory (IML)
- Informatics Core Services (ICS)
- Metabolomics Shared Resource (MSR@MTAC)
- Proteomics Shared Resource (PSR@MTAC)
- Siteman Flow Cytometry (SFC)
- Small Animal Cancer Imaging (SACI)
- Biorepository and Biospecimen Resource (BBR)
- Washington University Center for Cellular Imaging (WUCCI)
CCSG members are eligible for subsidy. See the CCSG Member List to confirm your status.
Other SCC Facilities
OVCR Shared Resources (Core) Database
WashU Medicine has a variety of research core services in addition to those directly supported by the Siteman Cancer Center. For a list of available WashU research cores, please visit the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research (OVCR) Core Directory.
NCCN Shared Resources Database
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has established the NCCN Shared Resources Database for scientists and investigators at NCCN Member Institutions in order to provide resources that will improve the ability to advance cancer therapies through quality research. While each NCCN Member Institution has its own core resources, the number and types of resources vary from center to center. This database enables participating cancer centers access to state‐of‐the‐art research technology, equipment, technical support, data, and biostatistics services at NCCN sites that would be too difficult or expensive for individual investigators or programs to develop and maintain.
To use this website, you must be a registered user on the NCCN website using an institutional email address. Personal emails will not be able to access this secure website. If you are not yet registered with NCCN as a member, register here. Once registered, or if already a registered NCCN user, you can access the NCCN Shared Resources Database.