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Greenhouse Renovation for Transgenic Plant Research

Greenhouse Renovation for Transgenic Plant Research
转基因植物研究的温室改造
批准号:
9602204
负责人:
Cecil Stushnoff
金额:
$12.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1996
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1996-12-01 至 1999-04-30

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中文摘要
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科罗拉多州立大学的植物科学研究正在以分子生物学的跨学科重点出现。 针对探索基础生物学和作物改良的各种研究项目与研究生培训相结合。 植物生物技术计划,其中包括来自六个部门和三个学院的教师,也是跨学科的范围和使命为导向的功能,产生了需要高品质的温室设施,良好的控制环境参数,可以满足NIH遏制指南。 为了建立一个专门支持植物生物技术研究需求的设施,由学术研究基础设施计划提供的资金,与大学的资源相结合,将用于翻新一个30年的温室和毗邻的总部。 玻璃纤维覆盖层的物理条件已经恶化,需要对电气、通风、遮阳、防虫和供水系统进行相当大的升级。利用计算机驱动的环境监测和控制系统,将提供大大改善环境条件控制的能力。 一旦建成,该设施将有空间种植转基因植物,并配备现代化的环境控制和害虫管理设备。从改造中受益的研究人员将包括:11名教师,6名博士后,22名研究生,15名本科生和访问科学家。该项目将显著提高该计划进行可靠研究的能力,并培养有兴趣学习现代植物科学研究所需的分子技术的学生。
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Plant science research at Colorado State University is emerging with a strong interdisciplinary focus on molecular biology. A diversity of research projects targeted at both exploring fundamental biology and improvement of crops is integrated with graduate student training. The Plant Biotechnology Program, which includes faculty from six departments and three colleges, and also interdisciplinary in scope and mission oriented in function, has generated a need for high quality greenhouse facilities with good control of environmental parameters that can meet NIH containment guidelines. In order to produce a facility dedicated to support the needs of plant biotechnology research, funding provided by the Academic Research Infrastructure Program, combined with resources from the University, will be used to renovate a 30 year old greenhouse and adjoining headerhouse. The physical condition of the fiberglass cover has deteriorated and considerable upgrading of electrical, ventilation, shading, insect exclusion and watering systems is needed. Capability for much improved control of environmental conditions, with the use of computer driven environmental monitoring and control systems, will be provided. Once completed, the facility will have space for transgenic plants, with modern equipment for environmental controls and pest management. Research personnel benefiting from the renovation will include: 11 faculty members, 6 postdocs, 22 graduate students, 15 undergraduates, and visiting scientists. This project will markedly improve the Program's ability to conduct reliable research and to train students interested in learning molecular techniques required for modern plant science research.
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