KULMAP: Human Kidney, urinary tract and lung mapping center

摘要 此行政补充申请将增加UCSD HuBMAP KULMAP的原始目标 奖项，这是：（1）目标1：建立一个实验和计算管道， 分析人体组织的3D多组学图谱，包括单核RNA测序， 染色质可及性作图，RNA和蛋白质的高度多路原位成像，以及计算 整合不同类型数据的框架，以创建RNA、染色质状态和 （2）目标2：创建肺气道和实质图（LAPMAP），覆盖整个胸内 人体气道;和（3）目标3：创建膀胱、输尿管和肾脏图（BUKMAP），覆盖人体肾脏 和下尿路。我们建议的补充工作将改善授权/同意过程， 为KULMAP获取的组织，更好地通知授权近亲，并提供更清晰的 为研究者将数据（尤其是测序数据）发布到管道中提供定义和指南。在 此外，测试回收方案的变化并比较器官上生成的分析结果 在TMC之间统一收集和共享的信息将明确告知并优化 KULMAP生成的数据，重要的是，有助于HuBMAP的整体影响和成功。的 该补编的目标雄心勃勃，但由于目前已显示出的研究复苏的支持， 组织，UCSD和几个HuBMAP TMC，它们在一年的奖励期内是可行的， 对人体器官研究的长期影响。其目的是：（1）制定捐助者授权书 HuBMAP联盟和器官采购组织广泛接受的附录， 这将直接解决开放获取基因组数据共享的问题，但最终将扩大 （2）规范和促进多个高质量器官的回收， 适用于HuBMAP中应用的最先进的分子和细胞分析和成像的组织， 包括测试回收协议中关于实验质量的变化;（3）促进共享单一的 供体，组织图谱中心之间的多器官回收生物标本，变革技术 开发中心和技术中心的快速实施;（4）促进易用性和准确性 捐赠者健康史元数据转移到HuBMAP数据库。

ABSTRACT This Administrative Supplement application will add to the original aims of the UCSD HuBMAP KULMAP award, which are to: (1) Aim 1: Establish an experimental and computational pipeline for generating and analyzing 3D multi-omics maps for human tissues that will include single-nucleus RNA sequencing and chromatin accessibility mapping, highly multiplexed in situ imaging of RNA and proteins, and a computational framework to integrate different types of data to create coherent spatial maps of RNA, chromatin status and proteins; (2) Aim 2: Create a Lung Airways and Parenchymal Map (LAPMAP), covering the entire intrathoracic human airway; and (3) Aim 3: Create Bladder, Ureter and Kidney Maps (BUKMAP), covering human kidney and lower urinary tract. Our proposed supplemental work will improve the authorization/consent process by which the tissues are acquired for KULMAP, better inform the authorizing next of kin and provide clearer definitions and guides for investigator release of data, especially sequencing data, into the pipeline. In addition, testing variations in recovery protocols and comparing analysis results generated on the organs uniformly collected and shared between TMCs will clearly inform and optimize the quality and reliability of the data generated by KULMAP, and, importantly, contribute to the overall impact and success of HuBMAP. The Aims of the Supplement are ambitious but with the currently demonstrated support of the research recovery organizations, UCSD, and the several HuBMAP TMCs, they are feasible in the one-year award period with potential for long-term impact on human organ research. The Aims are to (1) develop a Donor Authorization Addendum acceptable to the HuBMAP Consortium and broadly to the Organ Procurement Organizations, that will directly address open-access genomic data sharing but that will ultimately broaden the diversity of donors available to the Consortium; (2) standardize and promote recovery of multiple, high quality organs and tissues appropriate for state-of-the-art molecular and cellular analyses and imaging to be applied in HuBMAP, to include testing of variations in recovery protocols on experimental quality; (3) promote sharing of single- donor, multiple organ recovery biospecimens among Tissue Mapping Centers, Transformative Technology Development Centers and Rapid Implementation of Technology Centers; and (4) promote ease and accuracy of donor health history metadata transfer to the HuBMAP database.