Comparative Biomedical Scientist Training Program

该项目是美国国立卫生研究院研究生伙伴关系计划的一个组成部分，旨在协调博士研究培训和大学-美国国立卫生研究院接口。该项目为学员提供适合在合作大学获得研究生学分的分子和比较病理学教育内容。癌症生物学和遗传学实验室，分子病理学单位（MPU）的工作人员负责培训和指导学员。学员在MPU内进行论文前研究，并获得适用于攻读博士学位的大学研究生课程学分。作为比较生物医学科学家。从事研究培训的兽医病理学家将病理学纳入校内研究范围。研究主题包括创伤性脑损伤进展和保护机制，大流行性流感A病毒感染，动脉粥样硬化，骨髓瘤遗传学，前列腺癌转移和乳腺癌转移中的脑微环境。此外，学员还研究人类病原体并模拟人类微生物组。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，并建立在跨学科和比较方向的问题，在生物医学科学。2014财政年度的计划和学员成就包括：目前有14名病理学家在培训中，由所有4个NIH合作机构支持。从2011年至今，目前的学员撰写或合著了18篇同行评审的科学期刊文章：11篇研究文章，1篇综述文章和6篇临床文章，发表在期刊上，包括：IntraVital，J Pathol Inform，J Vet Diagn Invest，Am J Resp Cell Mol Biol，J Virol，Virology，mBio，J Infect Dis，J Zoo Wildl Med，Cancer Res，PLoS ONE，Proc Natl Acad Sci USA，Vet Pathol，Oncogene，Mol Cell Biol.目前的学员已经取得了各种学位：2013年美国病毒学学会（ASV）学生旅行奖，2名获奖者2013年ACVP住院医师/研究生旅行奖NIH NIAID特别成就表彰和赞赏表现奖，2012年青年研究者奖海报，第二名，ACVP年会，2011年12月国际哺乳动物基因组会议，优秀学生奖，2012年10月2013年丹尼斯·赛克斯实验病理学奖3名兽医学生参加了2013年美国国立卫生研究院生物医学研究暑期实习计划（SIPBR），并在NINDS和NIAID的实验室接受培训。从2013年开始，招募了2名兽医参加研究生合作伙伴计划（GPP）培训，2014年没有。

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 Laboratory of Cancer Biology and Genetics, Molecular Pathology Unit (MPU) 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 mechanisms of traumatic brain injury progression and protection, pandemic influenza A virus infection, atherosclerosis, myeloma genetics, prostate cancer metastasis, and brain microenvironment in breast cancer metastasis. In addition trainees investigate human pathogens and modeling the human microbiome. 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 2014 include: Presently there are 14 pathologists in training, supported by all 4 of the NIH collaborating institutes. For the period of 2011 to present, current trainees have authored or co-authored 18 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles: 11 research, 1 review, and 6 clinical articles published in journals including: IntraVital, J Pathol Inform, J Vet Diagn Invest, Am J Resp Cell Mol Biol, J Virol, Virology, mBio, J Infect Dis, J Zoo Wildl Med, Cancer Res, PLoS ONE, Proc Natl Acad Sci USA, Vet Pathol, Oncogene, Mol Cell Biol. Current trainees have achieved a variety of recognitions: 2013 American Society for Virology (ASV) Student Travel Award, 2 awardees 2013 ACVP Resident/Graduate Student Travel Award NIH NIAID Performance Award in Recognition and Appreciation of Special Achievement, 2012 Young Investigator Award for Poster, 2nd Place, ACVP Annual Meeting, December 2011 International Mammalian Genome Conference, Outstanding Student Presentation Award, October, 2012 2013 Dennis Sikes Award in Experimental Pathology 3 veterinary students participated in the 2013 NIH Summer Internship Program in Biomedical Research (SIPBR) and trained in the labs of NINDS and NIAID. 2 veterinarians were recruited for Graduate Partnerships Program (GPP) training beginning in 2013 and none in 2014.