Multidisciplinary Training in Brain Disorders and Development
脑部疾病和发育的多学科培训
基本信息
- 批准号:9411644
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.21万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-01-15 至 2017-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The goal of this postdoctoral training program is to train young scientists and promote careers focused on understanding and developing treatments for developmental brain disorders. Multidisciplinary training is planned in scientific disciplines relevant to the study of neurodevelopmental disorders. Thus, 23 training faculty have been selected from 4 departments. They include: 3 MDs, 7 MD/PhDs and 13 PhDs. There are: 12 Professors, 5 Associate Professors and 6 Assistant Professors. There are currently 95 postdoctoral students training in laboratories of the faculty and include 7 MD/PhDs, 11 MDs and 77 PhDs. Dr. John Swann will continue to serve as the Program Director and will be responsible for the day-to-day operation of the program. Drs. Huda Zoghbi and Jeff Noebels will continue to serve as co-directors. Major areas of training include the genetic and molecular basis of neurodevelopmental disorders including but not limited to: Rett syndrome, Angelman syndrome, Fragile X syndrome and Autism. Another concentrated area of training is in epilepsy where the molecular bases of the inherited as well as acquired epilepsies are studied. All labs employ cutting edge biotechnology to create and study relevant animals models of disease in order to not only understand the biological basis for these disorders but to screen potential new therapies that could lead to clinical trials and eventually enter clinical practice. Over the past years of support, 24 postdoctoral students have thus far entered our training program and 8 have accepted faculty positions at major universities. These include 4 MD/PhD child neurologists that have been awarded K08 grants and are now pursuing research careers. Three training tracks are offered. One is for MD/PhDs and MDs with substantial research experience. Another is for less experienced MDs where training is more formal and includes laboratory rotations and graduate courses. PhDs receive substantial training in clinical aspects of neurodevelopmental disorders through dinner discussions, clinical conferences and subspecialty clinics. The opening of the Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute (The NRI) is the most recent and dramatic demonstration of the commitment of Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine to the study of the neurobiology of developmental disorders. This training program is now based in the NRI, which promises to become a major center for the study of and training in developmental brain abnormalities. By training outstanding research scientists, we feel new understandings and treatments for the devastating neurological disorders of infants and young children will emerge.
描述(由申请人提供):该博士后培训计划的目标是培训年轻科学家并促进专注于理解和开发发育性脑疾病治疗方法的职业。计划在与神经发育障碍研究相关的科学学科中进行多学科培训。至此,从4个院系选拔了23名培训教师。其中包括:3名医学博士、7名医学博士/博士和13名博士。现有:教授12人,副教授5人,助理教授6人。学院实验室现有博士后95人,其中博士/博士7人,医学博士11人,博士77人。 John Swann 博士将继续担任项目总监,负责该项目的日常运营。博士。胡达·佐格比 (Huda Zoghbi) 和杰夫·诺贝尔 (Jeff Noebels) 将继续担任联合董事。培训的主要领域包括神经发育障碍的遗传和分子基础,包括但不限于:Rett 综合征、Angelman 综合征、脆性 X 综合征和自闭症。培训的另一个集中领域是癫痫,研究遗传性和获得性癫痫的分子基础。所有实验室都采用尖端生物技术来创建和研究相关的疾病动物模型,以便不仅了解这些疾病的生物学基础,而且筛选可能导致临床试验并最终进入临床实践的潜在新疗法。经过多年的支持,目前已有24名博士后进入我们的培养项目,其中8人已在重点大学担任教职。其中包括 4 名儿童神经病学博士/博士,他们已获得 K08 资助,目前正在从事研究工作。提供三个训练轨道。一类是针对医学博士/博士和具有丰富研究经验的医学博士。另一种是针对经验不足的医学博士,其培训更为正式,包括实验室轮换和研究生课程。博士通过晚餐讨论、临床会议和亚专科诊所接受神经发育障碍临床方面的大量培训。 Jan 和 Dan Duncan 神经学研究所 (The NRI) 的成立是德克萨斯儿童医院和贝勒医学院致力于发育障碍神经生物学研究的最新且引人注目的证明。该培训计划目前以 NRI 为基地,该机构有望成为发育性脑异常研究和培训的主要中心。通过培训杰出的研究科学家,我们认为将对婴幼儿破坏性神经系统疾病的新理解和治疗方法将会出现。
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