ShEEP Acquisition for a LICOR Pearl Trilogy Small Animal Imaging System
LICOR Pearl Trilogy 小动物成像系统的 ShEEP 采集
基本信息
- 批准号:9213036
- 负责人:
- 金额:--
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-05-01 至 2016-09-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
We are requesting funds through the Shared Equipment Evaluation Program (ShEEP) under the Research
Equipment Management program offered by the Office of Research and Development to acquire a LI-COR
Pearl Trilogy Small Animal Imaging Platinum System (manufactured in Lincoln, Nebraska USA, GSA contract
number GS-07F-240CA). This comprehensive imaging system allows investigators to measure near-infrared
fluorescent and bioluminescent optical probes in live animals, tissue, and in vitro molecular assays. The
system acquires images at a high resolution, allowing the study of complex biological interactions within a
relevant physiological context. The imaging capabilities of the requested equipment are sensitive enough to
visualize deep targets such as brain or bone tissue. Currently, this technology is not available at the
Minneapolis VAHCS, nor does our facility have any other equipment with equivalent capabilities. The
requested equipment will be housed in a shared dedicated procedure room within the Minneapolis VAHCS
Veterinary Medical Unit (VMU), and will be made available to VA investigators as common service equipment.
The requested imaging system will compliment an existing inventory of multiuser based instruments with the
end goal of increasing efficiency and resources while fostering translational (bench-top to bed-side) research.
Dr. Tammy Butterick will oversee the training and usage of the equipment under the full support of Minneapolis
VAHCS Director (Mr. Patrick J. Kelly), the Research & Development Committee Chair (Dr. Ronald Bach), and
the VMU veterinarian (Dr. Matthew Rassette). The fields of interest of major and minor user groups for this
equipment span multiple VA research disciplines, and collectively represent both basic and translational
research in areas such as aging, cardiovascular disease, cancer, neuroscience, stem cell therapies, Gulf War
Illness, and obesity. The identified VA funded major users will account for at least 75% of the instrument
capacity. The minor users group will occupy 25% or less of the instrument capacity. If the Minneapolis VAHCS
is to remain one of the largest and most active research programs in the VA system, it is critical for our
investigators to gain access to the newest generation of high-sensitivity, high-resolution instruments. The
acquisition of the LI-COR Pearl Platinum System would accelerate and enhance the rate in which researchers
from multiple disciplines can acquire, analyze, display, and understand data, with the long-term goal of
benefiting the unique health care needs of US Veterans. We are confident that acquisition of this equipment
will enhance and extend the clinical relevance of ongoing investigations in our facility, and will generate new
collaborative efforts to develop treatments or therapies for diseases relevant to the health care needs of
Veterans and to the general public.
我们正在通过研究下的共享设备评估计划(ShEEP)申请资金
项目成果
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