Genomics Core

基因组学核心(GC)是一个集中的共享资源，提供基因组研究服务，访问基因组和核酸分析仪器，并支持基因组数据的分析。我们的主要服务包括下一代测序(NGS)技术，如RNA-Seq和基于阵列的表达谱分析。这些服务在拥有生物统计和生物信息学专业知识的核心设施环境中最有效地执行。我们的主要目标是支持WV-INBRE网络和其他全州项目的基因组研究目标。GC于1999年在马歇尔大学成立，自2000年以来一直得到联邦拨款的支持。 研究核心实验室对网络发展的影响，以及它们将如何服务和促进个别研究项目的科学需求。 洛杉矶。WV-INBRE计划目标： WV-INBRE将有五个主要的方案目标：“(1)建立以科学为重点的已建立的多学科研究网络，以加强领先和伙伴机构的生物医学研究专门知识和基础设施；(2)通过向参与机构的教师、博士后研究员和研究生提供支持，建立和增加研究基础和能力；(3)为主要来自本科生和少数族裔服务机构的学生提供研究机会，并为这些学生继续从事卫生研究事业提供渠道；(4)增强州劳动力的科学和技术知识；以及(5)加强和发展WV？INBRE和其他NIH生物医学研究基础设施建设项目(例如Cobre和健康科学与技术学院[HSTA])之间的更紧密的关系，以增加西弗吉尼亚州学生和参与的本科生的生物医学研究机会“，如提案的主要部分所述。

The Genomics Core (GC) is a centralized shared resource which provides genomic research services, access to genomic and nucleic acid analysis instrumentation, and support for the analysis of genomic data. Our primary services include next generation sequencing (NGS) technologies, such as RNA-Seq, and array-based expression profiling. These services are most efficiently executed in a core facility environment with expertise in biostatistics and bioinformatics. Our primary objective is to support the genomic research goals of the WV-INBRE network and other statewide programs. The GC was established at Marshall University in 1999 and has been supported by federal grants since 2000. I. Impact of Research Core Laboratories on the development of the network and how they will serve and facilitate the scientific needs of the individual research projects. lA. WV-INBRE Programmatic Goals: WV-INBRE will have five primary programmatic objectives: "(1) build on the established multi-disciplinary research network with a scientific focus to strengthen the lead and partner institutions' biomedical research expertise and infrastructure; (2) build and increase the research base and capacity by providing support to faculty, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students at the participating institutions; (3) provide research opportunities for students from primarily undergraduate and minority serving institutions and serve as a pipeline for these students to continue in health research careers; (4) enhance science and technology knowledge of the state's workforce; and (5) strengthen and develop stronger relationships between WV¿ INBRE and other NIH biomedical research infrastructure building programs (e.g. COBRE and the Health Sciences and Technology Academy [HSTA]) to enhance biomedical research opportunities for West Virginia's students and participating undergraduate facuity" as stated in the main section of the proposal."