SPECIALIZED CANCER CENTER CORE SUPPORT GRANT

加州大学圣地亚哥分校癌症中心 医学已有3年的历史。在坚实的实验室研究基础上， 强大且迅速扩展的临床研究计划已经制定， 利用地方和国家试验。这导致了任命 协调临床癌症研究项目的助理主任， 担任中心礼宾审查委员会主席，并监督计划中的 数据管理系统。基础研究项目也在 多个领域，包括对裸鼠体内人类肿瘤的研究，肿瘤 无血清条件下细胞培养及单抗的研制 淋巴细胞亚群。建造新的西奥多·吉尔德雷德 癌症基金，由NCI赠款和一个社区联合资助 驾驶，始于1981年2月。当设施在年初完工时 1983年，它将容纳该中心的许多研究项目以及一个 联合肿瘤科诊所。在过去的一年里，这所大学有了很大的进步 增加了对癌症中心的财政和哲学承诺。 这包括为主任提供工资支持，规划新的 联合任命该中心的教职员工和一名学者 部门，刺激形成一个将筹集资金的基础 为中心提供研究资金，增加行政资金，以及 为该中心的未来分配额外的实验室研究空间 使用。癌症中心核心支持赠款目前支持共享 具有药理学、无血清培养专业知识的资源实验室 中、裸鼠、表面标志物、细胞遗传学、放射生物学、 放射性碘化和生物统计学。一个新的免疫学共享资源是 需要为新的研究项目提供规划和发展资金。这个 中心预计其各种基础设施将继续发展和扩大 研究、临床研究和教育计划。

The Cancer Center at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine is 3 years old. Building upon a firm laboratory research base, a strong and rapidly expanding clinical research program has developed, utilizing both local and national trials. This has led to appointment of an Assistant Director to corrdinate the clinical cancer research program, chair the Center's Protocol Review Committee, and supervise the planned data management system. The basic research program has also grown in a number of areas, including studies of human tumors in athymic mice, tumor cell culture in serum-free medium, and development of monoclonal antibodies to lymphocyte subpopulations. Construction of the new Theodore Gildred Cancer Facility, which was funded jointly by an NCI grant and a community drive, began in February 1981. When the facility is completed in early 1983, it will house many of the Center's research programs as well as a combined oncology clinic. In the past year the University has greatly increased its fiscal and philosophical commitment to the Cancer Center. This includes providing salary support for the Director, planning new faculty positions with joint appointments to the Center and an academic department, stimulating the formation of a foundation which will raise research funds for the Center, providing increased adminstrative funds, and allocating future additional laboratory research space for the Center's use. The Cancer Center Core Support Grant currently supports shared resource laboratories with expertise in pharmacology, serum-free culture medium, athymic mice, surface markers, cytogenetics, radiobiology, radioiodination, and biostatistics. A new immunology shared resource is planned and developmental funds for new research projects are needed. The Center anticipates continued development and expansion in its varied basic research, clinical research and education programs.