The Field Museum's Pritzker Laboratory is a non-departmental multi-user core facility dedicated to genetic analysis and preservation of the world's biodiversity. It is shared by Field Museum curators, staff members and associated outside collaborators who constitute together one of the most diverse groups of evolutionary biologists and systematists in the world. The lab provides researchers with state-of-the-art equipment in molecular biology, enabling them to pursue the study of genetic diversity throughout the tree of life and at all taxonomic levels, from relationships among populations to classes and phyla of organisms.			About the Lab Management Committee Members Lab Projects Users and Staff Visiting Scientists Publications, Grants and Awards What's New at the Lab Project Scheduling Form Web Site Credits This website was created with generous support from Misty and Lewis Gruber. Last Updated May 2007
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