ISOLATION OF THE GORLIN SYNDROME GENE
戈林综合征基因的分离
基本信息
- 批准号:2100892
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.78万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1994
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1994-05-01 至 1999-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:artificial chromosomes autosomal dominant trait basal cell carcinoma chromosome deletion complementary DNA fibroma gene expression gene mutation genetic library genetic mapping genetic markers genetic polymorphism human subject medulloblastoma molecular cloning neoplasm /cancer education neoplasm /cancer genetics nucleic acid probes nucleic acid repetitive sequence ovary neoplasms skin neoplasms tumor suppressor genes
项目摘要
This proposal is a revision of a Physician Scientist Award. The
objective of the program is to provide the applicant with a structured
educational experience in molecular biology that will train her for
independent career in academic medicine. Her developing knowledge and
laboratory experience will be applied to the isolation and
characterization of the Gorlin syndrome gene, a probable tumor suppressor
that is important in normal embryogenesis and development. Her sponsor,
Dr. Allen Bale, is an Assistant Professor in the department of Genetics
with a long standing interest in cancer predisposition syndromes and the
role of cancer related genes in development.
The program has been divided into two phases according to the guidelines
for the K11 award program and will be completed over a period of five
years. The didactic program of Phase I will include laboratory meetings,
lectures in the Department of Genetics, and formal course work on
statistical genetics, cytogenetics, molecular biology of eukaryotic
cells, developmental biology, and advance topics in molecular genetics.
Her research during this phase will include screening a chromosome 9
microdissected library for new STRs mapping to the Gorlin syndrome
region, tumor deletion mapping with the new probes, and construction of
a YAC contig of the region. The transition from Phase I to Phase II will
consist of an oral exam and formal presentation of research progress to
the advisory committee.
During Phase II the great bulk of the applicant's time will be spent in
the laboratory, and emphasis will be placed on developing self confidence
and independence in the use of sophisticated scientific methodology. She
will continue to construct a YAC contig and isolate candidate cDNAs from
the contig, as well as isolated expressed sequences from the
microdissected library. Ultimately she will test the candidate genes by
analyzing their expression in tumor and normal tissue and searching for
mutations in Gorlin syndrome patients.
这项建议是对医生科学家奖的修订。这个
该计划的目标是为申请者提供一个结构化的
分子生物学方面的教育经验,这将使她接受
独立从事学术医学工作。她不断发展的知识和
实验室经验将应用于隔离和
可能的肿瘤抑制因子--Gorlin综合征基因的特征
这对正常的胚胎发生和发育很重要。她的赞助人,
艾伦·贝尔博士,遗传学系助理教授
长期以来一直对癌症易感综合征和癌症易感综合征
癌症相关基因在发育中的作用。
根据指导方针,该计划分为两个阶段
K11奖励计划,并将在五年内完成
好几年了。第一阶段的教学计划将包括实验室会议,
遗传学系的讲课,以及关于
真核生物统计遗传学、细胞遗传学、分子生物学
细胞、发育生物学和分子遗传学的前沿课题。
她在这一阶段的研究将包括筛选9号染色体
用于定位Gorlin综合征的新STR的显微解剖文库
区域,用新的探针绘制肿瘤缺失图谱,以及构建
该地区的一个YAC重叠群。从第一阶段到第二阶段的过渡将
包括口试和对研究进展的正式陈述
顾问委员会。
在第二阶段,申请者的大部分时间将花在
实验室,重点将放在培养自信上
以及在使用复杂的科学方法方面的独立性。她
将继续构建YAC重叠群并从
重叠群,以及从
显微解剖文库。最终,她将通过以下方式测试候选基因
分析它们在肿瘤和正常组织中的表达并寻找
戈林综合征患者的基因突变。
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