College of Medicine faculty members occupy research space in College Station, Bryan, and in Temple. In College Station, researchers have laboratories at the College of Medicine’s Joe H. Reynolds Medical Building and the research building of the School of Rural Public Health complex on Texas A&M University’s west campus. In Bryan Researchers occupy the new Medical Research and Education Building on the HSC Campus. In Temple, faculty occupy both the Medical Research Building on the main campus of Scott & White Hospital, and the new west campus facility which includes The Institute for Regenerative Medicine. In addition, COM researchers occupy labs, including the Cardiovascular Research Institute, on the Central Texas Veteran’s Health Care System campus.

Researchers at the College of Medicine have access to:

• Cellular and molecular imaging
  • confocal, electron, and atomic force microscopy
  • single molecule imaging
• Electrophysiology
• Molecular biology
  • microarray facilities for functional genomics and proteomics
  • DNA synthesis and sequencing facilities
• Protein chemistry
  • nuclear magnetic resonance
  • mass spectrometry
  • X-ray crystallography
  • fluorescence spectrometry
  • peptide synthesis and sequencing
• Transgenic Mice
• Animal Imaging