Training Program in the Genetic Basis of Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disorders
Training Program in the Genetic Basis of Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disorders
批准号:
10452700
负责人:
Kathleen Mary Loomes
金额:
$24.93万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-07-01 至 2024-06-30
中文摘要
项目摘要/摘要
培训儿童和胃肠道疾病的遗传学基础:人类遗传学和人类遗传学的革命。
基因组学已经导致了一系列胃肠道疾病的发现,其中许多疾病可能会影响儿童的身体健康。
接受过遗传基因研究领域培训的儿科和胃肠病专家,在努力更好地识别这部小说的过程中,也将是必不可少的角色。
基因突变导致了胃肠道疾病,揭示了它们的分子生物学机制,并将其转化为新的治疗方法。
杰出的实验室、翻译、医疗和临床医学研究专家,以及佩雷尔曼国际医学院的杰出教授。
(PSOM)为儿科胃肠道疾病的遗传学研究、职业和发展提供了一个理想的环境。
这项全球培训计划的主要目标如下:1.
·Train是一支致力于研究人员的团队,他们致力于调查儿科GI疾病的遗传基础,并继续使用。
这就需要更多的知识来改善儿童和成人的健康状况。
·为这些人提供职业发展所需的基本技能和基础。
·鼓励在学术和儿科领域的创新和领导力。
该计划的具体目标是:实施这一培训计划。
·确定、招聘和培养来自中国人才池中的博士后和研究实习生的职业生涯和发展道路。
印章和GI研究员、PSOM和GI研究员、科学家和其他高级科学家致力于在中国开展培训和职业发展。
儿科和胃肠道疾病的最新遗传学研究。
·让学员的长处和兴趣与指导他们的团队相匹配。
·他们提供密集的、有指导的研究、经验和培训课程,以及敬业的教师。
·他们提供职业生涯指导,包括成功获得助学金的培训课程和准备手稿的培训课程。
·通过研讨会、系列活动和其他学术交流活动,将教职员工和研究员汇聚一堂,共同打造一个平台。
由医生和科学家组成的社区合作小组。
·根据遗传基因研究的基本原则,为结构化的基因学习和机会提供更好的指导,包括。
研究和伦理学研究是动物和人类健康主体的健康保护机制。
为了更好地实现这些目标,我们已经设计了一个项目,与一个团队一起提供有指导的和独立的研究项目。
方法和奖学金以及监督。该项目提供职业生涯指导,包括个性化培训。
独立研发中心计划举办国内生产总值(IDP)培训和培训工作坊,重点放在专业培训开发培训和职业发展培训上。
进步和技能。他们的研讨会主要关注尖端技术研究和技术领域的进展。他们参与了第一个技术周期。
在资金方面,我们已经培训了大约6名优秀研究员,其中4%已经毕业,他们正在努力追求成功。
学术和事业,需要额外的资金。我们在未来五年的目标是在这个基础上继续建设我们的事业。
在不断创新的机遇中,不断完善我们的人才培养计划,继续履行我们的人才培养使命。
新一代内科医生和科学家将继续调查胃肠道疾病的复杂遗传机制。
英文摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Training in the genetic basis of pediatric gastrointestinal disorders: The revolutions in genetics and
genomics have led to discoveries in a range of GI diseases, many of which affect the health of children.
Pediatric gastroenterologists who are trained in genetic research will be essential in the effort to identify novel
genetic causes of GI disease, reveal their molecular mechanisms, and translate them into therapy. The
outstanding laboratory, translational, and clinical research at CHOP and the Perelman School of Medicine
(PSOM) present an ideal environment for research career development in the genetics of pediatric GI disease.
The overarching goals of this training program are to:
• Train a cadre of committed researchers to investigate the genetic basis of pediatric GI disease and to use
this knowledge to improve the health of children and adults.
• Provide these individuals with the skill sets and foundation for career advancement.
• Encourage innovation and leadership in academic pediatric GI.
The Specific Aims of this training program are to:
• Identify, recruit and foster the career development of post-doctoral research trainees from the pool of
CHOP GI fellows, PSOM GI fellows, and other scientists committed to training and career development in
the genetics of pediatric gastrointestinal disease.
• Match trainee strengths and interests with mentoring teams.
• Provide intensive mentored research experience and training with dedicated faculty.
• Provide career mentoring, including training on successful grant and manuscript preparation.
• Bring together faculty and fellows through seminar series and other academic activities to create a
collaborative community of physician-scientists.
• Provide guidance for structured learning opportunities on the principles of genetic research, including
research ethics and the protection of animal and human subjects.
To achieve these goals, we have designed a program offering mentored independent research with a team
approach and scholarship oversight. The program provides career mentorship, including individualized
independent development plans (IDP) and workshops focusing on professional development and career
advancement skills. Seminars are focused on cutting edge research and progress in the field. In the first cycle
of funding, we have trained 6 outstanding fellows, 4 of whom have graduated and are pursuing successful
academic careers, 3 with additional funding. Our goal over the next 5 years is to build upon this foundation to
continuously improve our training program with innovative opportunities, and continue our mission of training
the next generation of physician scientists to investigate the complex genetics of GI disorders.
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