Skin Biology and Diseases Resource-based Center at Mount Sinai

总结-总体 西奈山皮肤生物学资源中心（SBDRC）的总体目标是加速研究 在皮肤生物学和疾病，并促进其翻译，以造福人类健康。为了实现这一目标，我们将 利用西奈山的技术创新、高端基础设施和计算能力， 特别是先进和创新皮肤研究。与此同时，我们将确保皮肤生物学充满活力的未来， 通过扩大我们的研究社区并增加其多样性来进行疾病研究。行政核心A 将提供管理，结构和监督;授予用户奖学金，以减少成本障碍，高端 技术;通过网站和社交媒体交流SBDRC计划;组织研究会谈， 研讨会和务虚会，以促进科学交流和合作;吸引新的研究人员， 通过试点赠款和个人指导支持青年科学家和医生科学家的发展 委员会;并通过西奈山新成立的获奖者计划，促进多样性 有针对性的教师招聘，并通过建立SBDRC西奈皮肤学者计划，这将介绍 东哈莱姆高中的贫困学生皮肤生物学和疾病的研究。我们的资源核心 旨在利用西奈山的机构支持和高度创新的技术， 基础设施和专业知识。我们将支持技术专家优先考虑SBDRC目标的努力， 沉浸在皮肤研究实验室里每个资源核心将提供来自领导者的独特专业知识， 多样化的研究领域，以及根据用户需求定制的技术、培训和服务。3资源 核心将无缝地相互作用：资源核心B，“皮肤病的机制分析和 治疗发现”将促进获得人类皮肤样本，并提供技术，咨询， 并协助多重免疫染色、皮肤细胞亚群的分离、生成和分析 基因小鼠模型，以及人类iPSC衍生皮肤中的基因编辑和基因表达操作 细胞来自核心B的皮肤细胞或样品将在资源核心C“皮肤”中在分子水平上进行分析。 基因组学、转录组学和表观遗传学核心”，这将提供对基因组学（外显子组 测序、全基因组测序和靶向捕获）、转录组学（RNA-seq、ISO-seq、小 RNA seq）、表观遗传（ATAC-seq、ChIP-seq、CUT&RUN、Hi-C）和单细胞（scRNA-seq、scATAC-seq、 空间转录组学）技术。资源核心D“数据分析和集成核心”将提供 标准化的生物统计学和生物信息学分析以及Core C数据的整合，并使这些数据更容易 可通过Skin-GLOW，一种新颖的用户友好的数据可视化界面。反过来，分析的数据 核心D将产生候选基因和机制，这些基因和机制将通过在 核心B。我们的计划将创建一个富有成效，有影响力和广泛的皮肤研究社区，包括强大的 在纽约大学和耶鲁大学的外部中心。

Summary - Overall The overall goal of the Skin Biology Resource-Based Center (SBDRC) at Mount Sinai is to accelerate research in skin biology and diseases and promote its translation to benefit human health. To achieve this, we will harness the technical innovations, high-end infrastructure and computing power available at Mount Sinai to specifically advance and innovate skin research. In parallel we will ensure a vibrant future for skin biology and diseases research by expanding our research community and increasing its diversity. Administrative Core A will provide management, structure and oversight; award User Scholarships to reduce cost barriers to high end technologies; communicate SBDRC programs through a website and social media; organize research talks, seminars and retreats to promote scientific interchange and collaborations; attract new investigators and support development of junior and physician-scientists through Pilot Grants and Individual Mentoring Committees; and improve diversity through Mount Sinai's newly established Laureates Program that facilitates targeted faculty recruitment, and by establishing the SBDRC Sinai Skin Scholars Program, which will introduce underserved East Harlem high school students to skin biology and diseases research. Our Resource Cores are designed to capitalize on Mount Sinai's institutionally-supported and highly innovative technological infrastructure and expertise. We will support effort for technological experts to prioritize SBDRC goals and immerse themselves in skin research labs. Each Resource Core will provide unique expertise from leaders in diverse research areas, and technology, training and services customized to users' needs. The 3 Resource Cores will interact seamlessly: Resource Core B, “Modeling of Skin Disease for Mechanistic Analysis and Therapeutic Discovery,” will facilitate access to human skin samples, and provide technology, consultation and assistance with multiplexed immunostaining, isolation of skin cell subpopulations, generation and analysis of genetic mouse models, and gene editing and gene expression manipulation in human iPSC-derived skin cells. Skin cells or samples from Core B will be analyzed at the molecular level in Resource Core C, “Skin Genomics, Transcriptomics, and Epigenetics Core,” which will provide access to genomics (exome sequencing, whole genome sequencing, and targeted capture), transcriptomics (RNA-seq, ISO-seq, small RNA seq), epigenetic (ATAC-seq, ChIP-seq, CUT&RUN, Hi-C), and single-cell (scRNA-seq, scATAC-seq, spatial transcriptomics) technologies. Resource Core D, “Data Analysis and Integration Core,” will provide standardized biostatistical and bioinformatics analysis and integration of Core C data and make these easily available through Skin-GLOW, a novel user-friendly interface for data visualization. In turn, data analyzed in Core D will yield candidate genes and mechanisms that will be tested through functional analyses provided in Core B. Our plans will create a productive, impactful and extensive skin Research Community including strong external hubs at NYU and at Yale University.