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摘要-行政核心 行政核心将协调和监督这项计划项目赠款题为“免疫和 先天性巨细胞病毒传播的病毒学决定因素”,提供科学和行政监督, 项目和核心项目的管理,以确保东道机构之间的活动协同增效。在 特别是,行政核心将支持科学项目和核心取得稳步进展 以达到项目里程碑。此外,核心将计划每两周和每月召开一次电话会议 与科学领导层和灵长类中心举行会议,并举行年度科学领导小组会议, 将轮流在杜克大学和一年两次的国际CMV会议的地点之间进行。也 参加年度会议并为该计划提供指导的是一个外部咨询委员会, 由在HCMV疫苗开发、HCMV/RhCMV发病机制、HCMV 免疫学和RhCMV/HCMV载体疫苗。最后,行政核心将管理资金, 内部科学会议议程,编写定期进展和研究报告, 相关的手稿,以及确保财政责任和遵守所有机构和联邦 指南总之,行政核心将协调合作,从而促进整体成功 这个统一的研究成果。
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ABSTRACT – Administrative Core The Administrative Core will coordinate and oversee this Program Project Grant entitled “Immunologic and Virologic Determinants of Congenital CMV Transmission”, providing scientific and administrative oversight and management to the Projects and Cores to ensure that the activities synergize between the host institutions. In particular, the Administrative Core will support the scientific Projects and Cores in making steady progress toward meeting project milestones. Additionally, the core will plan biweekly and monthly teleconference meetings with scientific leadership and primate centers and annual scientific leadership group meetings, which will alternate between Duke University and the location of the biannual International CMV Meeting. Also participating in the annual meeting and providing guidance to the Program is an External Advisory Board, composed of members with expertise in HCMV vaccine development, HCMV/RhCMV pathogenesis, HCMV immunology, and RhCMV/HCMV-vectored vaccines. Finally, the Administrative Core will manage funds, plan the agenda for internal scientific meetings, prepare periodic progress and research reports and assistance with related manuscripts, as well as ensure fiscal responsibility and compliance with all institutional and federal guidelines. In sum, the Administrative Core will coordinate collaboration, thereby promoting the overall success of this unified research effort.
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Identifying and modeling immune correlates of protection against congenital CMV transmission after primary maternal infection
Pediatric Scientist Development Program
Escape of maternal plasma broadly neutralizing antibody as a mechanism of mother to child HIV transmission
Pediatric Scientist Development Program