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| The study of molecular biology requires precision instruments and an extensive literature collection. In addition to elementary apparatus and equipment, the Institute has precision instruments such as ELISA reader, phosphoimager, ultracentrifuges, HPLC, computerized fermenter, gene gun, gel documentation system, electroporator, pulse-field electrophoresis apparatus, PCR thermal cyclers, freeze-dryer, French press, micryarrayer, and LC mass spectrometer. Through highly efficient management, all the instruments and equipment are maintained in proper working order and are able to efficiently accommodate teaching schedules as well as research work. The library at the Institute houses twenty-one major life sciences journals and hundreds of books that can satisfy most demand from our Institute. The Institute is located on the ninth, the tenth, and the twelfths floors of the Life Sciences Building, with a floor plan of over 3400 square meters. | |||||