High-Throughput Genomics and Bioinformatic Analysis (GBA)

高通量基因组学和生物信息学分析 (GBA)

• 批准号: 9918305
• 负责人: BRIAN DALLEY
• 金额: $ 1.11万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9918305
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HIGH-THROUGHPUT GENOMICS AND BIOINFORMATIC ANALYSIS SHARED RESOURCE ABSTRACT The High-Throughput Genomics and Bioinformatic Analysis (GBA) Shared Resource provides state-of-the-art genomics instrumentation and capabilities, along with professional bioinformatics expertise, at an affordable and subsidized cost to Cancer Center members and all University of Utah (U of U) faculty. Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) established this campus-wide shared resource in 1997 and is responsible for its management and the array of services provided. The GBA Shared Resource has two sections that work in coordination: Genomics, established in 2000, and Bioinformatics, established in 2005. The two sections of the GBA Shared Resource are located proximally on the third floor of the Jon M. Huntsman Cancer Research Building, a location easily accessible to all Cancer Center members and other campus users. The Genomics section (5 FTEs) has expert personnel who offer state-of-the-art high-throughput sequencing (Illumina HiSeq2500) coupled to front-end procedures (e.g. exome capture/release, bisulphite treatment, small RNAs library constructions), as well as microarray services. The Bioinformatics section (5 FTEs) has expert personnel who provide a wide range of cutting-edge genomics data analysis services and visualization platforms, manage the underlying computational infrastructure, and help coordinate genomics efforts throughout the Cancer Center. The GBA Shared Resource hosts a detailed website/wiki that provides a full description of services, recommended protocols, technical advice, tutorials, queue, and pricing. The GBA Shared Resource collaborates closely with the Research Informatics (RI) Shared Resource, which writes infrastructure programs of key importance to the GBA, including a sophisticated genomics LIMS (GNomEx) and sample tracking suite (itBioPath). The GBA Shared Resource and users are also advised in statistics by the Cancer Biostatistics Shared Resource. The GBA Shared Resource is overseen by a Faculty Advisory Committee, which guides priorities and services, and responds to user comments and annual surveys. The Resource provides genomics services in a fee-for-service model involving one-tier pricing and an open transparent queue. This model ensures optimal coordination of HCI-managed Shared Resources with those managed by other U of U entities, which also share these policies. Operational effectiveness is enhanced by a monthly roundtable meeting led by the GBA Directors and the HCI Senior Director of Basic Science, which is also attended by RI Shared Resource members. The GBA Shared Resource has a major impact on our Center, as shown by the wide array of HCI users and the large number of publications and grants that acknowledge the Resource. In 2013, GBA use by HCI members with peer-reviewed funding exceeded 42%, while the CCSG budget request is only 6% ($134,280) of the total proposed budget.

高通量基因组学和生物信息学分析共享资源 摘要 高通量基因组学和生物信息学分析（GBA）共享资源提供最先进的 基因组学仪器和能力，沿着专业的生物信息学专业知识， 并为癌症中心成员和所有犹他州大学（U of U）教师提供补贴。亨茨曼癌症 学院（HCI）于1997年建立了这个全校共享的资源，并负责其管理 以及提供的一系列服务。GBA共享资源有两个部分协同工作： 基因组学成立于2000年，生物信息学成立于2005年。GBA的两个部分共享 资源位于乔恩M的三楼附近。亨茨曼癌症研究大楼，a 位置方便所有癌症中心成员和其他校园用户。基因组学部分（5 FTEs）拥有专业人员，提供最先进的高通量测序（Illumina HiSeq 2500） 结合前端程序（例如外显子组捕获/释放、亚硫酸氢盐处理、小RNA文库 构建），以及微阵列服务。生物信息学部门（5名全职人员）拥有专家人员， 提供广泛的尖端基因组学数据分析服务和可视化平台，管理 基本的计算基础设施，并帮助协调整个癌症中心的基因组学工作。 GBA共享资源托管一个详细的网站/wiki，提供服务的完整描述， 推荐的协议、技术建议、教程、队列和定价。 GBA共享资源与研究信息学（RI）共享资源密切合作， 该公司负责编写对大湾区至关重要的基础设施项目，包括一个复杂的基因组LIMS （GNomEx）和样品跟踪套件（itBioPath）。还建议GBA共享资源和用户 癌症生物统计学共享资源（Cancer Biostatistics Shared Resource）GBA共享资源由学院监督 咨询委员会，负责指导优先事项和服务，并对用户意见和年度报告作出回应。 调查。该资源提供基因组学服务的收费服务模式，涉及一级定价和一个 打开透明队列。此模型确保HCI管理的共享资源与 由其他U的U实体管理的那些，也共享这些政策。作战效能 通过由大湾区董事和HCI基础高级总监领导的每月圆桌会议， 国际扶轮社共享资源成员也参加了该讲习班。GBA共享资源主要 对我们中心的影响，如HCI用户的广泛阵列和大量的出版物所示， 确认资源的赠款。2013年，HCI成员在同行评审资金的情况下使用GBA 2010年，联合国秘书长办公室的预算请求超过了42%，而联合国秘书长办公室的预算请求仅占拟议预算总额的6%（134，280美元）。