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Gamma counter for radioimmunoassays and cellular microbiology

Gamma counter for radioimmunoassays and cellular microbiology
用于放射免疫测定和细胞微生物学的伽马计数器
批准号:
391077-2010
负责人:
Boonstra, Rudy
金额:
$2.87万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments - Category 1 (<$150,000)
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-01-01 至 2010-12-31

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中文摘要
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两个广泛的研究需求促使这一设备赠款申请购买伽马计数器:一个侧重于压力在自然世界中的作用,另一个侧重于人类健康问题。首先,我们的研究计划的大规模目标是了解自然界中哺乳动物的生态和进化,无论是在个体还是种群水平,以及促进和最终影响其成功或失败的因素。生存的基本现实之一是需要科普压力。它每天都会影响所有生物体,影响应对挑战的能力,损害健康,加速衰老过程。自然界中的动物非常善于应对短期而非长期的压力。压力轴是神经内分泌系统的一个关键部分,它整合了环境变化,并通过它实现了繁殖、生长或储存能量的生活史决定。在怀孕期间或怀孕后,它还受到产妇方案的永久性修改。我们中的五个人(来自阿尔伯塔大学、UBC大学、圭尔夫大学、多伦多大学和特伦特大学)在加拿大北方工作,考虑到全球气候变化将在本世纪发生的变化,该地区的居民--植物、动物和人类--将面临巨大的挑战。所要求的设备将使我们所有人能够将压力轴的激素测量纳入我们的研究计划,使用市售套件中的伽马发射器。第二个研究需求与两个解决人类健康基础研究的项目有关。这两个项目都设在多伦多大学。首先,它将用于一个项目,以了解精神兴奋剂(如可卡因)如何影响行为和神经生物学对压力的反应。其次,它将用于研究哺乳动物疾病反应-负责致病性和引发免疫反应或耐受性的宿主细胞-微生物机制。
英文摘要
Two broad research needs motivate this equipment grant request to purchase a gamma counter: one focusing on the role of stress in the natural world and the other focusing on human health issues. For the first, the broad scale objectives of our research programs are to understand the ecology and evolution of mammals in nature, both at the individual and population levels, and the factors that both proximately and ultimately affect their success or failure. One of the fundamental realities of existence is the need to cope with stress. It impacts all organisms daily, affecting the ability to respond to challenges, compromising health, and accelerating the rate of aging processes. Animals in nature are exquisitely adapted to deal with short-term, but not chronic, stressors. The stress axis is a pivotal part of the neuroendocrine system that integrates environmental change and through which life history decisions to reproduce, to grow, or to put energy into storage are implemented. It is also subject to permanent modification by maternal programming during or after pregnancy. Five of us (from the Universities of Alberta, UBC, Guelph, Toronto, and Trent) work in northern Canada, a region where the inhabitants - plant, animal, and human - will be under enormous challenges given the changes that will occur this century as a result of global climate change. The requested equipment will allow all of us to integrate hormonal measures of the stress axis into our research programs using gamma emitters from commercially available kits. The second research need is related to two programs addressing fundamental research on human health. Both programs are based at the University of Toronto. First, it will be used in a program to understand how psychostimulants (drugs such as cocaine) affect behavioural and neurobiological responses to stress. Second, it will be used in the study of mammalian disease responses - the host cell-microbial mechanisms responsible for pathogenicity and the triggering of immune reaction or tolerance.
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