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Gut-brain axis in metabolic disease - Administrative Core

Gut-brain axis in metabolic disease - Administrative Core
代谢疾病中的肠脑轴 - 管理核心
批准号:
10018878
负责人:
RANDY J SEELEY
金额:
$11.17万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-09-20 至 2024-06-30

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中文摘要
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管理核心(塞利) 博士塞利将负责该计划项目的所有方面。日常管理将由 由塞利博士在行政协调员的协助下,两人将监督所有的活动, 的项目和核心。塞利博士还将召集执行委员会和外部科学委员会会议, 他将负责所有进度报告和每年提交的请求, 更多资金。 行政核心的其他关键目标将是为数据和生物样本提供基础设施 聚合来这将包括所有数据的云存储和可搜索数据库的构建。的 行政核心还将组织生物样品的储存和组织,以便所有样品都可以 根据需要提供给任何项目。最后,行政核心将协调使用 各种小鼠模型。对于某些实验,小鼠模型可以在项目之间共享, 这些鼠标将由管理核心处理,以促进有效使用鼠标,并确保 它们的使用符合整个方案项目的优先事项。 行政核心还将每月召开执行委员会会议, 外部科学咨询委员会的会议。
英文摘要
Administrative Core (Seeley) Dr. Seeley will be responsible for all aspects of the Program Project. Day-to-day administration will be handled by Dr. Seeley with the assistance of the Administrative Coordinator, and the two will oversee all activities of all of the projects and cores. Dr. Seeley will also call meetings of the Executive Committee and External Scientific Advisory Committee, and he will be responsible for all progress reports and annual submission of requests for further funding. Other key goals of the administrative core will be to provide infrastructure for data and biological sample aggregation. This will include cloud storage of all data and building of searchable databases. The administrative core will also organize biological sample storage and organization so that all samples can be made available to any of the projects as needed. Finally, the administrative core will coordinate the use of the various mouse models. For some experiments, mouse models can be shared across projects and the transfer of these mice will be handled by the administrative core to both facilitate efficient use of the mice and ensure their use is consistent with the priorities of the overall program project. The administrative core will also convene monthly meetings of the executive committee as well as annual meetings of an external scientific advisory board.
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