What does BRF mean in BIOLOGY

The BRF provides a variety of services including shared equipment and instrumentation, biological sample storage, reagents, technical expertise and access to specialized software.

Accessing BRF resources can save both time and money by providing researchers with access to sophisticated instruments or materials they would otherwise need to purchase or perform specialized procedures on their own. They can also reduce the cost of experiments by providing access to cutting-edge technology or rare materials which would be too expensive for an individual researcher to acquire.

Projects that use techniques such as molecular biology, genomics, proteomics, cell culture, bioinformatics, imaging, et cetera are especially suited for taking advantage of the resources offered by the BRF. Other research fields such as plant pathology and ecology may also be able to benefit from its services.