UNC Lab Center

Our board certified hematologists and oncologists employ the most advanced protocols in fighting cancer. Chemotherapy is administered by a nursing staff with specialized training in oncology. Our infusion center is uniquely designed to provide comfort and privacy including patient rooms with television, a movie library, recliners, and are staffed with expert intravenous clinical registered nurses and patient care technicians.

UNC Transfusion Medicine, located in Chapel Hill, NC, plays a vital role in supporting the university's athletic programs through comprehensive medical services. This department is dedicated to ensuring the health and performance of student-athletes across various sports, ranging from soccer to basketball. With a commitment to excellence, UNC Transfusion Medicine integrates advanced medical practices and athlete performance wellness. Their support extends beyond the field, emphasizing holistic approaches toward student-athlete development and academic success. Generated from the website

Cytogenetics Laboratory processes more than 3,000 specimens annually that include peripheral blood, bone marrow, tumor and tissue biopsies. The laboratory provides a variety of fluorescence in situ hybridization assays to detect constitutional and acquired chromosome abnormalities. In addition, it conducts research activities and uses traditional and molecular cytogenetic techniques to identify and characterize rearrangements. The laboratory offers training services for a range of medical techniques, such as chromosome banding and analysis. Cytogenetics Laboratory accepts and evaluates the ThinPrep smears, as well as provides consulting solutions. It is a part of the Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, which is governed by The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.