The Biobehavioral Research Lab (BBL) provides UConn faculty and students with new avenues to explore biobehavioral science, using state-of-the-art technology to further their understanding of the intersections of biology and behavior. The BBL is committed to supporting and promoting research in the use of biobehavioral measures and physiological, genetic, and genomic approaches. We offer dry lab spaces at both the UConn Storrs campus and UCHC with the ability to conduct human subjects research (e.g., interviews, behavioral assessment, intervention administration) and collect samples (e.g., blood, saliva samples, buccal swabs). Our wet lab on UConn Storrs campus accommodates short- and long-term sample storage, sample pre-processing (such as blood components separation and DNA or RNA extraction), and sample analyses for both human and animal samples. Our lab specializes in ELISAs to quantify numerous hormones, antibodies, and proteins, and an assortment of thermocycler and real-time PCR techniques including SNP genotyping.