Cancer Targets and Drug Discovery
癌症靶点和药物发现
基本信息
- 批准号:10219171
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 25.38万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2018-07-03 至 2023-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
T32 Proposal “Cancer Targets and New Drug Discovery”
ABSTRACT
The goal of the T32 training program “Cancer Targets and New Drug Discovery” is to establish an innovative
multi-thematic graduate student and postdoctoral training program (“the Program”) to train the next generation
of leaders in cancer target discovery and validation, cancer drug discovery, and biomarker development. This
goal will be attained by a 2 year training program for 1 graduate student and 3 postdoctoral trainees, who will
be trained in the skills needed to execute a successful cancer drug discovery program using novel paradigms
and state-of-the-art technologies. The program uniquely includes a 2-month biotech company internship and
training in scientific entrepreneurship specifically focused on new cancer target and drug discovery, as well as
research entrepreneurship. The Specific Aims of the Program are: 1) To discover and validate novel cancer
drug targets. Training will focus on critically validating new targets in the context of signaling networks,
mechanisms of genetic and epi-genetic regulation, and also on exploring non-traditional targets, for example,
targeting components of tumor stroma, which is important for supporting cancer cell growth and providing a
barrier to attack by immune cells. The genetic stability of the stroma may also render the putative targets less
susceptible to developing resistance; 2) To discover small molecule probes to interrogate novel cancer targets.
SBP has the technically most advanced and largest chemical library screening program of any academic
organization. Our strong expertise in structurally-based rational drug design using NMR and X-ray
crystallography will provide training opportunities in probe discovery using both approaches; 3) To conduct
mechanistic studies of cancer signaling pathways using probe inhibitors. We will provide training in the use of
small molecule probes in cells and preclinical animal models to provide insights into the practical application of
drugs to treat cancer, signaling interactions, mechanisms of resistance and potential biomarkers; and 4) To
provide entrepreneurial training. Given that fewer than 15% of trainees can expect to have a faculty
appointment in academia, we will provide the trainees experience in biopharma research as a possible
alternate career. We are located in the second largest hub of biotech companies in the United States, and
working with a corporate biotech incubator partner, will provide a unique entrepreneurial T32 training
experience with a 2-month cancer biotech internship.
T32提案“癌症靶点和新药发现”
摘要
T32培训项目《癌症靶点与新药发现》的目标是建立一个创新的
培养下一代的多主题研究生和博士后培养计划(《计划》)
在癌症靶标发现和验证、抗癌药物发现和生物标记物开发方面的领导者。这
目标将通过为期两年的1名研究生和3名博士后实习生的培训计划来实现,他们将
接受使用新范例执行成功的抗癌药物发现计划所需技能方面的培训
和最先进的技术。该计划独一无二地包括为期2个月的生物技术公司实习和
科学创业方面的培训特别侧重于新的癌症目标和药物发现,以及
研究创业。该计划的具体目标是:1)发现和验证新的癌症
毒品目标。培训将侧重于在信令网络的背景下关键地验证新目标,
遗传和表观遗传调控机制,以及探索非传统靶点,例如,
靶向肿瘤间质的成分,这对于支持癌细胞生长和提供
免疫细胞攻击的屏障。间质的遗传稳定性也可能使假定的靶点减少。
容易产生耐药性;2)发现小分子探针以询问新的癌症靶点。
SBP拥有技术最先进、规模最大的化学图书馆筛选计划
组织。我们在使用核磁共振和X射线进行基于结构的合理药物设计方面拥有雄厚的专业知识
结晶学将提供使用这两种方法发现探针的培训机会;3)进行
使用探针抑制剂的癌症信号通路的机制研究。我们将提供有关使用
小分子探针在细胞和临床前动物模型中的应用
治疗癌症的药物、信号相互作用、耐药机制和潜在的生物标志物;以及4)
提供创业培训。鉴于只有不到15%的实习生可以预期拥有教职员工
在学术界,我们将尽可能为学员提供生物制药研究方面的经验
换个职业。我们位于美国第二大生物技术公司中心,而且
与企业生物技术孵化器合作伙伴合作,将提供独特的创业T32培训
有两个月的癌症生物技术实习经验。
项目成果
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