NIH-AIDS RESEARCH AND REFERENCE REAGENT PROGRAM

美国国立卫生研究院艾滋病研究和参考试剂项目(资料库) 由NIAID于1988年建立的是一项独特的资源。它获得了 艾滋病相关研究急需的试剂(即 细胞系、艾滋病毒及相关病毒、机会性感染因子 与艾滋病毒感染、DNA文库、DNA克隆、抗体、 纯化蛋白质、合成肽、体液和参照物 标准)，并将这些试剂免费提供给合格的 世界各地的调查人员。该存储库鼓励协作 旨在使试剂和实验室技术标准化的研究。这个 资料库是世界卫生组织艾滋病合作中心 组织。资料库中的大多数试剂都是捐赠的， 对捐赠者的慷慨表示感谢。任何商业用途 试剂需要试剂捐赠者的书面许可和补偿(S) 和存储库的通知。试剂和使用者的贡献者 该资料库的成员包括来自美国国立卫生研究院的科学家、学术界和非 来自盈利机构和私营部门的资金。目前， 存储库的服务拥有500名注册用户，而且还在不断增加 许多调查人员援引试剂捐赠者和资料库为 他们出版物中重要试剂的来源。在过去 五年来，该资料库已经提供了17,000多种艾滋病试剂 世界各地的调查人员。每年发布的资源库目录包含 试剂、试剂贡献者、生物安全性说明 信息、艾滋病研究试剂的供应商和必要的表格 接收并提供信息以贡献试剂。目录的更新是 在存储库的时事通讯中定期提供。

The NIH AIDS Research and Reference Reagent Program (Repository) established by the NIAID in 1988 is a unique resource. It acquires critically needed reagents for AIDS-related research (i.e., samples of cell lines, HIV and related viruses, opportunistic infectious agents associated with HIV infections, DNA libraries, DNA clones, antibodies, purified proteins, synthetic peptides, body fluids, and reference standards), and provides these reagents free of charge to qualified investigators worldwide. The Repository encourages collaborative research aimed at standardizing reagents and laboratory techniques. The Repository is a AIDS Collaborating Center of the World Health Organization. Most of the reagents in the Repository are donated and the generosity of donors is gratefully acknowledged. Any commercial use of reagents requires written permission and compensation of reagent donor(s) and notification of the Repository. Contributors of reagents and users of the Repository include scientists from the NIH, academic and non- profit institutions, and from the private sector. Currently, the Repository has 500 registered users of its services and increasing numbers of investigators are citing the reagent donors and Repository as a source of essential reagents in their publications. During the past five years the Repository has provided more than 17,000 reagents to AIDS investigators worldwide. Repository catalogs published, yearly, contain descriptions of reagents, reagent contributors, biological safety information, vendors of AIDS research reagents, and forms necessary to receive and information to contribute reagents. Updates of catalog are provided periodically in the Repository's newsletter.