AUTOMATED MONITORING OF CHEMOTACTIC CELL MOVEMENT
自动监测趋化细胞运动
基本信息
- 批准号:6054380
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2000-05-01 至 2001-10-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Our phase I objective is to manufacture and test a series of instrument designs that will be capable of automated real time assessment of chemotactic cell movement in culture. Ultimately, we will design systems capable of high throughput screening for chemokines and other cell attractants. Moreover, these systems will facilitate automated assessment of pharmaceuticals that mediate or moderate chemotaxis, as well as drugs that modify non-directional movement (chemokinesis) that can be associated with cancer metastasis. When these objectives have been successfully met, the instrument will be invaluable to pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms that are interestedin manipulation of cell motility that is associated with (for example) inflammation, autoimmune disease, and neoplasia. This work represents and entirely novel approach to the automated measurement of cell movement. PROPOSED COMMERCIAL APPLICATION: The instrument to be developed will enable scientists and clinicians to measure cell movement responses to drugs and other pharmaceuticals. This will vastly improve our assessment of specific disease states (e.g. inflammation, autoimmune disease, and neoplasia) and speed the development of therapeutic drugs for these conditions. The instrument will also facilitate the identification of gene disruptions that impede chemotactic cell responses, enabling the identification of genes that regulate the innate capacity of a cell to respond to external signals.
我们第一阶段的目标是制造和测试一系列的仪器设计,将能够自动化的真实的时间评估的趋化细胞运动的文化。最终,我们将设计能够高通量筛选趋化因子和其他细胞引诱剂的系统。此外,这些系统将有助于自动评估介导或缓和趋化性的药物,以及修改可能与癌症转移相关的非定向运动(化学运动)的药物。 当这些目标已经成功地实现,该仪器将是无价的制药和生物技术公司,是interestedin操纵细胞运动,与(例如)炎症,自身免疫性疾病,和肿瘤。 这项工作代表了一种全新的自动测量细胞运动的方法。拟定商业应用:即将开发的仪器将使科学家和临床医生能够测量细胞对药物和其他药物的运动反应。这将极大地改善我们对特定疾病状态(例如炎症,自身免疫性疾病和肿瘤)的评估,并加速这些疾病的治疗药物的开发。 该仪器还将有助于识别阻碍趋化细胞反应的基因中断,从而能够识别调节细胞对外部信号作出反应的先天能力的基因。
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