Resource Development Core
资源开发核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10747628
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 23.17万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-01 至 2028-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:3-Dimensional4D ImagingAddressAntibodiesAntigensArchitectureBasic ScienceBindingBiologicalBiological ModelsCell physiologyCellsCollaborationsCollagenCollectionComputersCountryCreativenessCuesCustomDedicationsDevelopmentDiseaseEducational process of instructingElectron MicroscopeElectronsEnergy TransferEnsureEquipmentFacultyFluorochromeFreeze FracturingFreeze SubstitutionFunctional disorderFundingGoalsGoldHandImageImaging DeviceImaging technologyIncubatorsIndividualIndustryInfrastructureInjuryKidneyLabelLightLocationLower urinary tractMaintenanceMethodsMicrofluidicsMicroscopeMicroscopyMissionOrganOrganellesOrganoidsPerformancePhysiologyPolarization MicroscopyPositioning AttributeProtocols documentationQuality ControlReagentRecording of previous eventsRenal functionResearchResearch PersonnelResource DevelopmentResourcesScanningScheduleSiteStandardizationStructureSystemTechnologyTechnology TransferTestingThree-Dimensional ImagingTimeTissuesTrainingTranslational ResearchUrinary tractValidationVariantVertebral columnWorkbasecell typecohortcostdesignextracellularimage processingimaging facilitiesimaging modalityimaging studyimaging systemimprovedinnovationkidney cellkidney dysfunctionkidney imagingmanufacturemechanotransductionmicroscopic imagingmultidisciplinarynovelpetabyterepairedresponsescreeningsecond harmonicskillssuperresolution imagingtechnology developmenttechnology platformterabytetooltool developmenttransmission processtwo-photonultra high resolutionvirtual reality
项目摘要
ABSTRACT: KIDNIT (Kidney Imaging: Developing Novel and Innovative Tools) is the Pittsburgh Center for
Kidney Research’s Resource Development Core. Working in collaboration with kidney investigators and the
Center’s Physiology and Model Systems Core, KIDNIT will build and adapt cutting-edge light, super-resolution,
and electron microscopic imaging modalities and technologies to address open questions related to kidney
function and dysfunction. The broad and long-range goals of KIDNIT are as follows: Aim 1 is to nurture a dynamic
incubator space for imaging tool development. KIDNIT will capitalize on the resources provided by the Center
for Biological Imaging (CBI), one of the largest imaging facilities in the country. The CBI has a dedicated expert
faculty, a large cohort of research technicians, and a vast array of imaging equipment including over 40
contemporary widefield, confocal, two-photon, TIRF, light-sheet, super-resolution, and electron microscopes.
Aim 2 is to develop new and custom-made imaging resources, tools, and technologies specifically to augment
and advance kidney research. KIDNIT will leverage the CBI’s faculty expertise to develop, adapt, and implement
new imaging tools for kidney researchers. Example projects in development include novel clearing and 3D
imaging protocols to reveal and quantify kidney architecture and function at the level of the entire organ;
analyzing collagen organization and structure in normal and fibrotic tissues using a recently developed variant
of polarized light microscopy (instant polarized light microscopy; iPOL); development of new protocols that
employ fluorescent lifetime imaging and fluorescent energy transfer to rapidly assess kidney cell function and
responses to extracellular cues; use of high throughput platforms to perform large-scale screening of organoid
form and function; and development of novel microfluidic chambers. Mechanisms are in place to ensure training
and information transfer. Aim 3 is focused on ensuring robust validation and quality control of new resources.
An example is a validated antibody collection that can be used to assess differentiation, injury, and repair status
of kidney cells and tissues. Aim 4 is to collaborate with the Consortium to prioritize, suspend, or implement new
and improved imaging resources. Working in collaboration with the Consortium, KIDNIT will replace obsolete
technologies by leveraging its ties with industry leaders, along with a strong track record of S10 funding, to offer
the most recent developments in microscopy, specifically to advance the research of our investigator collective.
Impact: KIDNIT will advance kidney research by providing Center and Consortium investigators with novel and
bespoke imaging tools that will provide critical information about the location, dynamics, amounts, and function
of kidney-associated molecules, organelles, cells, and tissues in normal and disease states.
摘要:KIDNIT(肾脏成像:开发新的和创新的工具)是匹兹堡的
肾脏研究的资源开发核心。与肾脏研究人员和
中心的生理学和模型系统核心,KIDNIT将建立和适应尖端的光,超分辨率,
和电子显微镜成像模式和技术,以解决与肾脏相关的公开问题
功能和功能障碍。KIDNIT的广泛和长期目标如下:目标1是培育一个充满活力的
用于成像工具开发的孵化器空间。KIDNIT将利用该中心提供的资源
用于生物成像(CBI),该国最大的成像设施之一。加州调查局有一位敬业的专家
教员,一大批研究技术人员,以及大量的成像设备,包括40多台
当代宽视场、共焦、双光子、TIRF、光片、超分辨率和电子显微镜。
目标2是开发新的和定制的成像资源、工具和技术,专门用于增强
并推进肾脏研究。KIDNIT将利用CBI的教师专业知识来开发、调整和实施
肾脏研究人员的新成像工具。正在开发的示例项目包括新型清理和3D
在整个器官水平上显示和量化肾脏结构和功能的成像方案;
用一种新开发的变异体分析正常和纤维化组织中的胶原组织和结构
偏振光显微镜(瞬时偏振光显微镜;IPOL);新协议的开发
使用荧光寿命成像和荧光能量转移快速评估肾细胞功能和
对细胞外信号的反应;使用高通量平台进行大规模的有机物筛选
形状和功能;以及新型微流体室的开发。建立了确保培训的机制
和信息传输。目标3的重点是确保对新资源进行强有力的验证和质量控制。
例如,经过验证的抗体收集可用于评估分化、损伤和修复状态
肾脏细胞和组织。目标4是与财团协作,确定优先顺序、暂停或实施新的
和改进的图像资源。与财团合作,KIDNIT将取代过时的
通过利用其与行业领先者的关系以及S10融资的良好记录,提供
显微镜方面的最新进展,特别是为了推进我们研究人员集体的研究。
影响:KIDNIT将通过为中心和财团研究人员提供新颖和
定制的成像工具将提供有关位置、动态、数量和功能的关键信息
正常和疾病状态下的肾脏相关分子、细胞器、细胞和组织。
项目成果
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