Development of a nanotechnology resource center to advance urological research
开发纳米技术资源中心以推进泌尿外科研究
基本信息
- 批准号:9913112
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 33.4万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-09-17 至 2021-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressBasic ScienceBenignBiomedical ResearchClinicalClinical ResearchCollaborationsCommunitiesDevelopmentDiagnosisDrug Delivery SystemsDrug TargetingExtramural ActivitiesFormulationFundingGenitourinary systemGoalsImageInstitutionLaboratory ResearchLeadLearningLicensingMedicalModalityNanotechnologyPathologyPositioning AttributeProcessPropertyPublicationsResearchResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResource AllocationResource DevelopmentResourcesRoleSystemTechnologyTherapeuticTissuesTrainingUrogenital DiseasesUrologic DiseasesUrologydesignimprovedinterestnanoparticlenanoparticle deliverynew technologynovelprogramssynergismurologic
项目摘要
Abstract
Novel technologies facilitate breakthroughs in scientific discovery with concomitant advances in therapy.
In the case of nanotechnology, a major focus has been on optimizing its use for targeted drug delivery, imaging,
diagnosis, or a combination of therapeutics and diagnosis (“theranosis”). However, the application of
nanotechnology in the research and treatment of benign urological pathologies remains underexplored.
At our institution (“Einstein”), the research laboratory of Dr. Joel Friedman has developed a nanoparticle-
delivery system (the “Einstein” nanoparticle). We and others have applied this system to multiple research fields,
including benign urology, as documented by >20 publications, several extramurally funded research projects,
and licensing to a commercial entity. This nanoparticle-delivery system has intrinsic potential for modulation of
its physicochemical properties, allowing use in a vast array of basic research and clinical conditions. However,
the availability of these nanoparticle-delivery systems to the general urologic research community is currently
limited by the absence of specific resource allocations for design and synthesis.
This proposal addresses these limitations by establishing a P20 Resource Development Center with two
primary goals: 1) to educate and promote the use of nanotechnology within the urologic basic and clinical
research community, and 2) to create a resource development (research project) component in which the
“Einstein” nanoparticle will be available for collaborative projects focused on benign urologic diseases. The
proposed Resource Center will design and synthesize nanoparticles tailored to each research project until
commercial entities assume this role.
The Center will be highly synergistic, with investigators learning how nanotechnology can be applied to
their specific field of research. Investigators will have access to resources and training, so they can apply the
“Einstein” nanotechnology in their project. Investigators will require design and synthesis of novel nanoparticle
formulations tailored to their specific research projects. This process would therefore lead to the development
and expansion of novel nanoparticle formulations for a variety of benign urologic conditions. We anticipate that
commercial entities will be positioned to synthesize nanoparticles within 2-4 years, eventually replacing the need
for this P20 Resource Center.
摘要
新技术促进了科学发现的突破,同时也促进了治疗的进步。
在纳米技术的情况下,一个主要的重点是优化其用于靶向药物输送,成像,
诊断,或治疗和诊断的组合(“治疗”)。然而,应用
纳米技术在良性泌尿系统疾病的研究和治疗中的应用仍有待探索。
在我们的机构(“爱因斯坦”),乔尔弗里德曼博士的研究实验室已经开发出一种纳米粒子-
传递系统(“爱因斯坦”纳米粒子)。我们和其他人已经将该系统应用于多个研究领域,
包括良性泌尿学,如20多篇出版物所记载的,几个由壁外资助的研究项目,
和许可给商业实体。这种纳米颗粒递送系统具有调节
它的物理化学性质,允许在基础研究和临床条件的广泛使用。然而,在这方面,
这些纳米颗粒递送系统对一般泌尿学研究团体的可用性目前
由于缺乏用于设计和合成的具体资源分配,
该提案通过建立一个P20资源开发中心来解决这些限制,该中心有两个
主要目标:1)教育和促进纳米技术在泌尿外科基础和临床中的使用
研究社区,以及2)创建一个资源开发(研究项目)组件,其中
“爱因斯坦”纳米粒子将可用于合作项目,重点是良性泌尿系统疾病。的
拟议的资源中心将设计和合成纳米粒子为每个研究项目量身定制,
商业实体承担这一角色。
该中心将具有高度的协同作用,研究人员将学习如何将纳米技术应用于
他们的具体研究领域。调查人员将获得资源和培训,因此他们可以应用
“爱因斯坦”纳米技术在他们的项目。研究人员将需要设计和合成新的纳米粒子
根据他们的具体研究项目定制配方。因此,这一进程将导致发展
以及用于多种良性泌尿系统病症的新型纳米颗粒制剂的扩展。我们预计
商业实体将在2-4年内合成纳米粒子,最终取代对纳米粒子的需求。
P20资源中心
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