FREE RADICALS IN MENTAL HEALTH & NEUROBIOLOGY

自由基对心理健康的影响

• 批准号: 6540528
• 负责人: STEPHEN C BONDY
• 金额: $ 2万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2001
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2001-06-15 至 2006-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6540528
• 关键词: Internet; aging; cardiovascular disorder; cellular pathology; cytotoxicity; disease /disorder etiology; free radicals; health science research; interdisciplinary collaboration; international cooperation; meeting /conference /symposium; mental health; minority health professional; monograph; neural degeneration; neurobiology; neurotoxicology; pathologic process; postdoctoral investigator; predoctoral investigator

DESCRIPTION (Adapted from applicant's abstract): Free radical-based pathological processes are increasingly recognized as being a key component in the etiology of a wide variety of diseases associated with aging. A range of selective disorders are often superimposed on basal age-related events These include mental disorders, neurodegenerative disorders, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and other less well-defined losses of cellular efficiency. In recent years, much investigation of oxidant-promoted cell damage has been conducted. Despite this growing amount of information concerning reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, there has been little effort made to integrate this body of knowledge across disciplines. The current application is designed to fill this gap by allowing comparison and discussion of results derived from several areas of medical investigation. The meeting is intended to serve as an integrative platform, and will be held in one of the world's finest conference centers, at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, in July 2001 and the subsequent four years. objective of the meeting is to bring together participants from apparently unrelated fields to learn of each other's approaches to the study of this final common component of many age-related disorders. Such interactions will lead to the discovery of unexpected unifying concepts and set the groundwork for novel interactive approaches to clinical issues. It is intended to bring together leading authorities from differing fields, investigating various aspects of oxidative stress that underlies so many types of cell dysfunction. The colloquium will feature plenary lectures, The symposia, workshops, and poster presentations and will allow much time for informal discussion. The program is planned to bring together participants from diverse fields who would otherwise be unlikely to meet. This will allow the emergence of key analogies that can relate superficially diverse areas. By this means, such interaction is likely to accelerate the development of novel therapeutic strategies. The NIH support will foster the participation of international experts on free radical issues, and the meeting will be designed to assist in encouraging women and minority researchers to get involved in this exciting and rapidly emerging area. The fostering of the next generation of scientists by facilitating their participation is also a major intent of the meeting. The long-term support of this series of annual meetings will permit better planning for meeting organizers, attendees, students, and publishers.

描述（改编自申请人的摘要）：基于自由基 病理过程越来越被认为是疾病的关键组成部分 与衰老相关的多种疾病的病因学。一系列 选择性障碍通常叠加在基础年龄相关事件上 包括精神障碍、神经退行性疾病、心血管疾病、 癌症和其他不太明确的细胞效率损失。近来 多年来，人们对氧化剂促进的细胞损伤进行了大量研究。 尽管有关活性氧和活性氧的信息越来越多 氮物种，几乎没有做出任何努力来整合这一主体 跨学科的知识。当前的应用程序旨在填补这一空白 通过允许比较和讨论来自多个领域的结果来差距 的医学调查。此次会议旨在作为一次综合性会议 平台，并将在世界上最好的会议中心之一举行， 2001 年 7 月和随后在温哥华不列颠哥伦比亚大学 四年。会议的目的是让来自以下国家的与会者齐聚一堂 明显不相关的领域，以了解彼此的研究方法 这是许多与年龄相关的疾病的最后一个常见组成部分。这样的互动 将导致意想不到的统一概念的发现，并设定 为解决临床问题的新颖互动方法奠定了基础。其目的是 汇集不同领域的领导当局，调查 多种细胞类型背后的氧化应激的各个方面 功能障碍。研讨会将以全体报告、专题讨论会、 研讨会和海报展示，并将留出大量时间进行非正式交流 讨论。该计划计划将来自不同领域的参与者聚集在一起 否则不太可能见面的领域。这将允许出现 可以将表面上不同的领域联系起来的关键类比。通过这种方式， 这种相互作用可能会加速新疗法的开发 策略。 NIH 的支持将促进国际的参与 自由基问题专家，会议旨在协助 鼓励女性和少数族裔研究人员参与这一令人兴奋且 迅速崛起的领域。培养下一代科学家 便利他们的参与也是本次会议的一大目的。这 对这一系列年会的长期支持将有助于更好的规划 适合会议组织者、与会者、学生和出版商。