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The document is a sample submission form for the UTSA Cell Analysis Core, used by researchers to provide necessary information for cell sorting and analysis services. It includes sections for researcher details, scheduling, billing information, sample origin and type, exposure to viruses, oncogene presence, fluorochromes used, and analysis notes.

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Begin by entering your details in the 'Researcher Name', 'PI Name', 'Researcher Phone Number', and 'Researcher Email Address' fields. Ensure all contact information is accurate for effective communication.
In the 'Schedule' section, specify the desired 'Time' and 'Date' for your cell sorting or analysis. Choose between 'Unassisted' or 'Assisted' options based on your needs.
Fill out the 'Billing Information' with your institution and department details, along with the billing account number to ensure proper invoicing.
Provide sample information by selecting the origin (Mouse, Human, Non-human primate, Other) and detailing the cell type(s). Answer questions regarding virus exposure and oncogenes as applicable.
Complete any additional notes in the 'Analysis notes' section before moving to the final part of the form.
In the 'Cell Analysis Core Use only' section, indicate billing hours, charge per hour, and total charge. Finally, sign and date where indicated.

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What is the center for research and training in the sciences UTSA?

The Center for Research and Training in the Sciences (CRTS) was established within the College of Sciences (COS) in June 2005. The mission of the CRTS is to promote Science, Research, and Education and the center coordinates and administers programs related to all scientific disciplines.

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