One of the major reasons the Brehms have chosen U-M to receive their gift - and their vision for the future of diabetes research - is our broad array of resources available for researchers of all kinds.

From DNA sequencing to gene therapy, and from sophisticated computing to a special hospital unit devoted to clinical research, our medical campus offers scientists and clinicians the tools they need to pursue discovery.

Here's just a partial list of research resources, and centers that offer services for researchers.

• Michigan Diabetes Research & Training Center - offering many services through eight research cores
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Center for the Study of Complications in Diabetes
  • An Intervention Trial for Cardiac Neuropathy in Type 1 Diabetes
• Bioinformatics Program
• Center for the Advancement of Clinical Research
• Center for Gene Therapy
• Center for Integrative Genomics
• DNA Sequencing Core Facility
• General Clinical Research Center
• Microarray Core Facility
• Transgenic Animal Model Core Facility
• Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine