Comparative Biomedical Scientist Training Program

该项目是国立卫生研究院研究生合作计划的组成部分，旨在协调博士研究培训和大学与国立卫生研究院的接口。该项目为学员提供适合合作大学研究生学分的分子和比较病理学教学内容。分子病理学组的工作人员负责培训和指导学员。受训者在MPU内进行论文前研究，他们获得大学研究生课程学分，适用于攻读博士学位，成为比较生物医学科学家。接受研究性培训的兽医病理学家将病理学纳入内部研究的范围。研究主题包括甲型流感大流行病毒、动脉粥样硬化、骨髓瘤遗传学、前列腺癌转移以及乳腺癌转移中的脑微环境。将兽医病理学家整合到实验室的培训实现了垂直整合病理学家-调查员的培训方案愿景，作为研究团队成员从发现到研究翻译进行合作。培训联盟内的教育基础设施包括大学与分子病理学单位的合作，并建立在对生物医学科学问题的跨学科和比较导向的基础上。2012财年的计划和实习生成就包括：目前有11名病理学家正在接受培训，所有4个NIH合作研究所都提供了支持。从2010年到现在，目前的学员已经撰写或合著了30篇同行评议的科学期刊文章：24篇研究，2篇综述，4篇临床论文发表在期刊上，包括：AM J Pathol，脑行为免疫，癌症RES，细胞干细胞，COMP Med，JAVMA，J Clin Invest，J Infect Dis，J Exp Med，J Natl癌症研究所，J Pathol INFORM，J Proteome，Mol Cell Biol，Oncogene，PLoS One，PPAR，Proc Natl Acad Sci，Toxicol Pathol，转基因，Vet Pathol，Vet Res，目前的受训人员已经获得了各种认可：NCI Burroughs-Wellcome Trust医学科学家职业生涯奖提名，2010默克-梅里亚兽医学者研讨会青年研究员决赛，2007,2009,2009年ACVP青年研究员奖，2009,2011；STP青年研究员奖，2009 R.C.Dillman病理学杰出奖，2010，Phi Zeta，兽医荣誉学会，2009,2010,2011五名兽医学生参加了2012年的NIH暑期实习计划(SIPBR)，并在NIAID，NINDS和NCI的实验室接受培训。我们继续吸引优秀的兽医和兽医学生在病理学和研究方面进行培训。从2012年开始，两名兽医被选中参加由NCI支持的GPP培训。两名实习生在2011-2012年间获得博士学位。新的CBSTP网站(http://nih-cbstp.nci.nih.gov/)于2012年1月推出。CBSTP第三次研讨会于2012年4月19日至20日在纳彻中心举行。

The project is a constituent of the NIH Graduate Partnership Program and serves to coordinate the doctoral research training and the university-NIH interface. The project provides trainees with molecular and comparative pathology educational content suitable for graduate credit at partnership universities. The Molecular Pathology Unit staff has responsibility for training and mentoring trainees. Trainees undertake pre-dissertation research within the MPU for which they receive university graduate course credit applicable for pursuing the Ph.D. degree as comparative biomedical scientists. The veterinary pathologists undertaking research training integrate pathology into the range of intramural research. Research topics include pandemic influenza A virus, atherosclerosis, myeloma genetics, prostate cancer metastasis, and brain microenvironment in breast cancer metastasis. Training for integrating the veterinary pathologist into the laboratory results in fulfillment of the training programs vision of vertically integrated pathologist-investigator, working in partnership as research team member from discovery to research translation. The educational infrastructure within the training consortium includes university collaboration with the Molecular Pathology Unit and builds upon an interdisciplinary and comparative orientation to problems in biomedical science. Program and trainee accomplishments for fiscal year 2012 include:Presently there are 11 pathologists in training, supported by all 4 of the NIH collaborating institutes. For the period 2010 to present, current trainees have authored or co-authored 30 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles: 24 research, 2 review, and 4 clinical articles published in journals including: Am J Pathol, Brain Behavior Immun, Cancer Res, Cell Stem Cell, Comp Med, JAVMA, J Clin Invest, J Infect Dis, J Exp Med, J Natl Cancer Inst, J Pathol Inform, J Proteome Res, Mol Cell Biol, Oncogene, PLoS ONE, PPAR Res, Proc Natl Acad Sci, Toxicol Pathol, Transgenic Res, Vet Pathol, Vet Res, and Virology.Current trainees have achieved a variety of recognitions:NCI Burroughs-Wellcome Trust Medical Scientist Career Award nominee, 2010Merck-Merial Veterinary Scholars Symposium Young Investigator finalists, 2007, 2009ACVP young investigator awards, 2009, 2011; STP young investigator award, 2009R.C. Dillman Award for Excellence in Pathology, 2010Phi Zeta, Honor Society of Veterinary Medicine Recognition, 2009, 2010, 2011Five veterinary students participated in the NIH Summer Internship Program (SIPBR) in 2012, and trained in the labs of NIAID, NINDS and NCI.We continue to attract outstanding veterinarians and veterinary students to train in pathology and research. Two veterinarians were selected for GPP training supported by NCI beginning in 2012. Two trainees were awarded PhD degrees in 2011-2012. New CBSTP website (http://nih-cbstp.nci.nih.gov/) launched January 2012.The 3rd CBSTP Symposium was held April 19-20, 2012 at the Natcher Center.