Skin Biology Resource-Based Center at UCI

皮肤生物学的进步越来越依赖于跨学科、协作的方法。穿过 系统生物学，现在可以将多个学科整合成一个连贯的皮肤生物学方法。这个 加州大学欧文分校皮肤生物学资源中心的广泛、长期目标是促进 在多个学科之间进行融合，从而实现创新、集成的监管方法 皮肤生物学和疾病的机制。这将通过在#年建立资源核心来实现。 基因组学--生物信息学、成像和系统生物学。调查员与核心之间的互动，以及 在核心之间，将通过管理核心进行协调，管理核心还将负责 促进中心目标的充实计划。具体目标是：1.促进多学科发展， 皮肤研究人员和基因组学、高级成像和生物学专家之间的协作科学- 面向计算；并通过系统生物学整合这些方法。2.发展和适应 基因组学、成像和面向生物的计算中的新尖端技术促进皮肤 生物学研究及其对疾病的转化。3.对皮肤研究人员进行高级成像、基因组学、 生物信息学和系统生物学。4.招聘和支持初级研究人员从事生物学和 皮肤病。5.制作和提供对皮肤研究社区有用的资源，网址为 大号的。该中心的成立将对资金充足、创新的研究产生强大的影响 导致了与皮肤生物学中的调节机制相关的重大发现。该中心将 还吸引其他领域的研究人员参与NIAMS资助的研究，并促进初级调查人员的进入 进入皮肤生物学研究。

Increasingly, advances in skin biology depend on cross-disciplinary, collaborative approaches. Through systems biology, multiple disciplines can now be integrated into a cohesive approach to skin biology. The broad, long-term objective of the UC Irvine Skin Biology Resource-based Center is to promote cross- fertilization between multiple disciplines that allows an innovative, integrated approach to regulatory mechanisms in skin biology and disease. This will be achieved through the establishment of resource cores in genomics-bioinformatics, imaging and systems biology. The interactions between investigators and cores, and between cores, will be coordinated through the Administrative Core, which will also be responsible for an enrichment program that promotes goals of the Center. The Specific Aims are: 1. To foster multidisciplinary, collaborative science between skin researchers and experts in genomics, advanced imaging, and biologically- oriented computation; and to integrate these approaches through systems biology. 2. To develop and adapt new cutting-edge technologies in genomics, imaging and biologically-oriented computation to advance skin biology research and its translation to disease. 3. To train skin researchers in advanced imaging, genomics, bioinformatics and system biology. 4. To recruit and support junior investigators in research in biology and diseases of the skin. 5. To produce and make available resources useful to the skin research community at large. The establishment of the Center will have strong impact on the well-funded, innovative research community, leading to significant discoveries relevant to regulatory mechanisms in skin biology. The Center will also draw investigators from other fields into NIAMS-funded research and promote entry of junior investigators into skin biology research.