DEVELOPMENTAL FUNDS

发展基金

• 批准号: 8181052
• 负责人: C KENT OSBORNE
• 金额: $ 7.37万
• 依托单位: BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2010
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2010-09-17 至 2011-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8181052
• 关键词: DEVELOPMENTAL; FUNDS

In the original CCSG grant, developmental funds were requested to support a pilot project program as a tool to stimulate inter and intra programmatic interaction and support program development. Analysis of the DLDCC pilot project program indicates that while young it has been successful. The program has generated new collaborations, extra-mural grants and publications in the desired targeted areas. Center leadership believes that an additional effective use of CCSG Developmental funds in the BCM environment is to provide operating support to develop new technology-based shared resources. Specifically, the Center would like to leverage large investments made by the Institution in three new Shared Resources including 1) Macromolecular X-Ray Crystallography, 2) Population Sciences Biorepository, and 3) Cytogenetics. The DLDCC is requesting $100,000 in CCSG funding to augment its successful and robust Pilot Project Program. The intent of the CCSG pilot project program would be to fund three - $30-40,000 per year projects targeted at funding innovative new ideas or to support strong projects that enhance strategic program development. The DLDCC is requesting a total of $210,000 to support Shared Resource with the intent of meeting specific evolving needs of the cancer center and for creating new research opportunities. The Macromolecular X-Ray Crystallography Resource builds on a recent Institutional investment in a fully equipped state-of-the art X- Ray facility. Operational support funds will enable this facility to expand services to cancer center investigators who are not trained X-ray crystallographers, and provide them with the opportunity to determine structures of cancer related macromolecules. A Population Sciences Biorepository Resource (PSB) is being set up to meet the needs of the emerging molecular epidemiologists in the Cancer Center for processing and storing biospecimens from population-based and clinical studies. The PSB is being built by start-up funds from the Cancer Center and we are requesting on-going operational support funds from the CCSG. The Cytogenetics Shared Resource is an established facility at Texas Children's Hospital (TCH) that has largely limited its services to TCH faculty and the Pediatrics Department. Operational support funds requested will expand the user base of these highly relevant cytogenetic technologies to the general membership of the cancer center. Individual abstracts for the developing SRs are included with budgets to assist the reviewer.

在最初的CCSG赠款中，要求开发资金支持试点项目作为工具 刺激间和内部的程序交互和支持计划的开发。分析 DLDCC飞行员项目计划表明，尽管年轻，但它取得了成功。该程序已生成 新的合作，所需目标地区的新合作赠款和出版物。中心领导 认为在BCM环境中，CCSG开发基金的额外有效利用是提供 运营支持以开发新的基于技术的共享资源。具体来说，中心想 利用该机构在三个新的共享资源中进行的大量投资，包括1个） 大分子X射线晶体学，2）人口科学生物座和3）细胞遗传学。 DLDCC要求$ 100,000的CCSG资金来增强其成功且强大的飞行员项目 程序。 CCSG试点项目计划的目的是为每年三到30-40,000美元的项目提供资金 针对创新的新想法或支持增强战略计划的强大项目的目标 发展。 DLDCC总共要求$ 210,000来支持共享资源，目的是满足特定的 不断发展癌症中心的需求并创造新的研究机会。大分子X射线 晶体学资源基于最新设备齐全的最先进的机构投资X- 射线设施。运营支持资金将使该设施能够将服务扩展到癌症中心 未经训练的X射线晶体学家的调查人员，并为他们提供确定的机会 癌症相关的大分子的结构。人口科学生物座席资源（PSB）正在 建立以满足癌症加工中心的新兴分子流行病学家的需求 从基于人群和临床研究的生物测量中存储生物测量。 PSB是由启动资金建造的 来自癌症中心，我们要求CCSG正在进行的运营支持基金。这 Cytogenetics共享资源是德克萨斯儿童医院（TCH）的建立机构，在很大程度上 将其服务限制在TCH教师和儿科系。要求的运营支持资金将 将这些高度相关的细胞遗传学技术的用户群扩展到一般成员资格 癌症中心。预算以协助审阅者的预算中包括了开发SR的个别摘要。