BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH CORE
生物研究核心
基本信息
- 批准号:7915749
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 18.73万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-09-01 至 2011-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Academic Medical CentersAddressAftercareAlginatesAnimal HusbandryAnimalsBiochemicalBiochemistryCatalogingCatalogsCattleCell Culture TechniquesCell SeparationCellsCollectionComputersCore FacilityDataDatabasesDetectionDevelopmentFundingGoalsHistologyHourHumanHuman ResourcesIndividualIntervertebral disc structureLaboratoriesMagnetic Resonance ImagingMethodologyMethodsMolecular Biology TechniquesOperating RoomsOrgan Culture TechniquesOryctolagus cuniculusPersonsPrimary Cell CulturesProceduresProgram Research Project GrantsRNARecordsRegulationResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResourcesSafetySamplingServicesSpecial EquipmentSystemTailTest ResultTestingTimeTissue EngineeringTissue ProcurementsTissue SampleTissuesVertebral columnWorkanimal carebiological researchcostdata managementevaluation/testingexperienceflexibilityhuman tissueintervertebral disk degenerationinvestigator trainingmeetingsmultidisciplinaryprogramsrepositoryresearch studysuccesssynergismtissue/cell culture
项目摘要
The Biological Research Core (BRC) will provide all four Research Projects with technical and personnel
support for facilitating, standardizing, and implementing the collection, management and analysis of tissue
samples. The BRC will support investigators by providing animals for individual experiments, collecting
animal and human tissue samples and performing standardized testing and data management (record
keeping). The BRC intends to aid each project by providing technical, instrumental and personnel support
which are (i) commonly used by several projects, or (ii) occasionally used by investigators but require special
technical or safety regulations, or (iii) require special equipment or technical experience. The BRC facility is
composed of three major Core units. The Animal Care Core Unit keeps rabbits, performs pretreatment and
post-treatments of animals that are used for the experiments, as well as sacrifices animals and collects and
distributes tissue samples. The Tissue Procurement and Sample Analysis Core Unit will support the
Projects by collecting human intervertebral discs from cadaveric donors and from the operating rooms of
Rush University Medical Center. This Unit will perform MRI on human tissues for the detection of disc
degeneration. Disc samples then will be evaluated and prepared for specialized biochemical analyses,
histology tests, and prepared for storage. The Cell and Tissue Culture Core Unit will prepare tissues for cell
isolation and culturing. This Unit will generate and maintain a computer database to catalog all animals, and
animal and human tissues with their appropriate test records.
The BRC will provide an economy of effort and reduce the overall cost of individual projects while creating a
higher level of cooperation among the individual projects. The coordination and integration of the tissue
appropriation, culture facilities and histology and biochemistry laboratories creates more flexibility and
efficiency for allocating laboratory, technical and personnel resources to support the individual Projects and
address the urgent needs of individual projects at critical times.
The success of a multidisciplinary core facility, due to its service function is less noticeable than that of the
individual research projects. However, without this facility, the individual projects would all spend more time
and effort in performing the same tasks, e.g. organizing tissue procurement, analyzing tissues and
establishing/developing new methods.
生物研究核心(BRC)将为所有四个研究项目提供技术和人员
支持促进、标准化和实施组织的收集、管理和分析
样品。 BRC 将通过提供动物进行个体实验、收集
动物和人体组织样本并进行标准化检测和数据管理(记录
保持)。 BRC打算通过提供技术、仪器和人员支持来帮助每个项目
(i) 多个项目常用,或 (ii) 研究者偶尔使用,但需要特殊
技术或安全法规,或 (iii) 需要特殊设备或技术经验。 BRC 设施是
由三大核心单元组成。动物护理核心部门饲养兔子,进行预处理和
用于实验的动物的后处理,以及处死动物并收集和
分发组织样本。组织采购和样本分析核心部门将支持
通过从尸体捐赠者和手术室收集人类椎间盘的项目
拉什大学医学中心。该装置将对人体组织进行 MRI 以检测椎间盘
退化。然后将评估并准备光盘样本以进行专门的生化分析,
组织学检测,并准备保存。细胞和组织培养核心单元将为细胞准备组织
隔离和培养。该部门将生成并维护一个计算机数据库来对所有动物进行分类,以及
动物和人体组织及其适当的测试记录。
BRC 将提供经济的努力并降低单个项目的总体成本,同时创建一个
各个项目之间的合作水平更高。组织的协调与整合
拨款、培养设施以及组织学和生化实验室创造了更大的灵活性和
分配实验室、技术和人力资源以支持各个项目的效率
解决个别项目在关键时刻的紧急需求。
多学科核心设施的成功,由于其服务功能不如综合设施那么引人注目。
个人研究项目。然而,如果没有这个设施,各个项目都会花费更多的时间
以及执行相同任务的努力,例如组织组织采购、分析组织和
建立/开发新方法。
项目成果
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