BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM

位于北卡罗来纳州南部的费耶特维尔州立大学（FSU）是一所 综合性一级大学，提供副学士学位， 生物科学学士和硕士学位。 作为 它的主要使命之一是向其 学生，大学的一个目标是扩大和丰富其 学术环境，促进新的和正在进行的研究 生物医学科学的项目。 自1982年成立以来， FSU生物医学研究计划（BRP）做出了贡献 对教师和学生的发展具有重要意义 佛罗里达州立大学文理学院。 这次竞争性的续约 该提案要求为两个次级项目提供资金-持续的和两个 新的研究项目。 本研究的子项目如下：1. 几种金属盐对DNA合成保真度的影响 体外（Bell）2.由3-氮杂环丁烷醇和酚合成芳氧基丙醇 （希金斯）3. 克雷伯菌属头孢他啶耐药性分析 pneumoniae（Raynor）4. 弹性力学的理论研究 微乳液（Wu）。 这些机构的拟议研究活动 次级项目应能对改善 通过增加研究数据的主体， 分子遗传学这些关键领域的知识， 微生物学、生物有机化学和生物物理学。 此外，本发明还 这些项目将有助于提高研究的多样性 FSU的活动，并为少数民族提供机会 本科生和硕士生从事质量 科研项目。

Fayetteville State University (FSU) of southern North Carolina is a Comprehensive Level I university offering degrees at the associate, baccalaureate, and master's levels in the biological sciences. As part of its primary mission of providing quality education to its students, one goal of the university is to broaden and enrich its academic environment by fostering new and ongoing research projects in the biomedical sciences. Since its inception in 1982, the FSU Biomedical Research Program (BRP) has contributed significantly to the development of the faculty and students of the College of Arts and Sciences at FSU. This competitive renewal proposal seeks funding for two subprojects-- continuing and two new research projects. The research subprojects are as follows: 1. Effects of selected metal salts on the fidelity of DNA synthesis in vitro (Bell) 2. Aryloxypropanolanies from 3-azetidinols and phenols (Higgins) 3. Characterization of ceftazidime resistance in Klebsiella pneumoniae (Raynor) 4. Theoretical studies on elasticity of microemulsions (Wu). The proposed research activities of these subprojects should impact significantly on the goal of improving human health by increasing the body of research data and knowledge in these critical areas of molecular genetics, microbiology, bio-organic chemistry, and biophysics. Additionally, these projects will help to improve the diversity of research activities at FSU and provide opportunities for minority undergraduate and master's students to be engaged in quality scientific research projects.