BIOMED RES FACIL IMPROV : IMMUN DIS

Biomed RES FACIL IMPROV : IMMUN DIS

• 批准号: 6794417
• 负责人: Morris Reichlin
• 金额: $ 18.23万
• 依托单位: OKLAHOMA MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-06-01 至 2003-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6794417
• 关键词: autoimmune disorder; biomedical facility; building /facility design /renovation; cardiovascular function; clinical research; laboratory mouse

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The proposed construction has two components. One is a renovation of an existing laboratory building at the OMRF to create a new shared Microarray Core Laboratory Facility from an existing mechanical room. The second component will create research laboratories from present outpatient clinic space and renovate clinical space to support a new clinical research unit. OMRF requests a National Institutes of Health (NIH) facilities award for the Fourth Phase of existing master plan. This construction adds new biomedical laboratory space on the first floor plus a microarray core laboratory facility and scientific office on the second floor of the east wing. Construction is planned to be done at the same time as the approved and funded third and fourth floor laboratory renovation which awaits relocation of sensitive mice to a quiet, construction free, custom designed new space that is under construction at this time and completely funded. This new shared Microarray Core Laboratory must be created to allow this technology to flourish. This new space is necessary since the current array facility occupies space on the third floor of the east wing that will soon be remodeled. The many projects benefiting from this core laboratory are carefully detailed in our application. Also, this award creates badly needed new laboratory space on the first floor by renovation of a portion of an old existing outpatient area to support a new expanded clinical research unit. The new clinical research unit will support many active research projects in cardiovascular biology and autoimmune disease that are heavily funded by NIH awards.

描述（由申请人提供）：拟议的建设有两个组成部分。一个是在OMRF现有的实验室大楼的改造，以创建一个新的共享微阵列核心实验室设施从现有的机械室。第二个组成部分将从目前的门诊诊所空间创建研究实验室，并翻新临床空间，以支持新的临床研究单位。 OMRF要求美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）为现有总体规划的第四阶段提供设施奖励。该建筑在一楼增加了新的生物医学实验室空间，并在东翼的二楼增加了微阵列核心实验室设施和科学办公室。施工计划在批准和资助的第三和第四层实验室改造的同时进行，该实验室改造等待敏感小鼠搬迁到一个安静，无施工，定制设计的新空间，该空间目前正在建设中，资金完全到位。 这个新的共享微阵列核心实验室必须建立，使这项技术蓬勃发展。这个新的空间是必要的，因为目前的阵列设施占用的空间在东翼的三楼，很快将被改造。受益于这个核心实验室的许多项目在我们的应用程序中详细说明。此外，该奖项通过翻新旧的现有门诊区域的一部分，在一楼创造了急需的新实验室空间，以支持新的扩大的临床研究单位。新的临床研究单位将支持许多积极的心血管生物学和自身免疫性疾病的研究项目，这些项目得到了NIH的大量资助。