Coordination Core

项目摘要--协调核心。建议的多学科眼部和胰腺组织标测 人类生物分子图谱计划(HuBMAP)中心(TMC)需要不同的熟练程度，包括(1) 获取正常人体组织所需的生物专业知识和基础设施，(2)分析技能 以产生高度多路复用的多模式分子成像数据，(3)整合和 挖掘复杂数据，以及(4)TMC组件和其他HuBMAP之间的协作跟踪记录 财团成员。协调核心(CC)将是拟议的 范德比尔特大学眼科和胰腺组织测绘中心(TMC)。直接协调委员会的具体目标 通过有效的领导、数据共享和 样本，与HuBMAP领导层的沟通以及联盟小组之间的互动，以 为Vanderbilt Eye和胰腺TMC的成功奠定了基础。建议的TMC的领导层 包括各自领域的杰出专家：Jeffrey Spraggins博士(MPI、BIOMIC董事、DAC团队负责人)， Richard Caprioli博士(MPI，CC团队负责人)、Alvin Power博士(MPI，胰腺OSP团队负责人)和Dr。 Kevin Schey(MPI，Eye OSP联合团队负责人)。这四个人在严格和 大型研究计划，他们管理研究活动、协作和数据 协调。为了对HuBMAP财团做出富有成效的贡献，拟议的Vanderbilt Eye和 胰腺TMC将共享和接受协议、样本和数据，以促进和统一3D分子图谱 整个财团的建设。范德比尔特团队将跟踪并参与政策的制定 和该联盟制定的程序，包括数据/标本共享和出版物方面的程序。这个 CC和拟议TMC的总体任务是成功地为HuBMAP建立3-D做出贡献 推进生物医学研究的分子人体组织图谱。

PROJECT SUMMARY – Coordination Core. The proposed multidisciplinary Eye and Pancreas Tissue Mapping Center (TMC) for the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP) requires diverse proficiencies including (1) the biological expertise and infrastructure required for acquisition of normal human tissue, (2) the analytical skills to produce highly multiplexed multimodal molecular imaging data, (3) computational expertise in integrating and mining complex data, and (4) a track record in collaboration between the TMC components and other HuBMAP consortium members. The Coordination Core (CC) will be a key center of administration for the proposed Vanderbilt University Eye and Pancreas Tissue Mapping Center (TMC). The specific aims of the CC directly reflect its role to prioritize achievement of program milestones through effective leadership, sharing of data and samples, and communication with HuBMAP leadership as well as interaction among Consortium groups to provide a foundation of success for the Vanderbilt Eye and Pancreas TMC. Leadership for the proposed TMC include distinguished experts in their fields: Dr. Jeffrey Spraggins (MPI, BIOMIC Director, DAC Team Leader), Dr. Richard Caprioli (MPI, CC Team Leader), Dr. Alvin Powers (MPI, Pancreas OSP Team Leader), and Dr. Kevin Schey (MPI, Eye OSP co-Team Leader). These four have worked extensively together in rigorous and large-scale research programs, for which they have managed research activities, collaborations, and data coordination. To contribute productively to the HuBMAP consortium, the proposed Vanderbilt Eye and Pancreas TMC will share and accept protocols, samples, and data to promote and unify 3-D molecular atlas construction across the Consortium. The Vanderbilt team will follow and participate in the development of policies and procedures established by the Consortium, including those for data/specimen sharing and publications. The overall mission of the CC and for the proposed TMC is to successfully contribute to HuBMAP to establish 3-D molecular human tissue atlases that advance biomedical research.