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A Seahorse analyzer for the multiparametric study of cellular metabolism in prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

A Seahorse analyzer for the multiparametric study of cellular metabolism in prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
用于原核生物和真核生物细胞代谢多参数研究的 Seahorse 分析仪。
批准号:
RTI-2020-00701
负责人:
Thibodeau, Jacques
金额:
$10.93万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31

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研究范围:该仪器将用于对原核和真核细胞代谢进行尖端基础科学研究。研究项目范围从细菌抗生素耐药性的分子分析到控制代谢变化的许多途径的复杂表征。这些变化发生在对环境胁迫的反应中或在细胞发育和分化期间。该工具支持的项目可以分为四大主题:免疫代谢,神经系统的发育/修复,宿主-病原体相互作用和药物发现。研究团队:仪器将由9名申请人的研究人员共享。所有这些实验室都位于蒙特利尔大学的主校区,是医学院(微生物学-免疫学-免疫学,病理学-细胞生物学和药理学-生理学)和药学院的一部分。到目前为止,已经确定了另外七名计划使用该仪器的同事。他们中的大多数人已经获得了NSERC的赠款。仪器:我们希望获得一种最先进的XFe 96 Seahorse细胞外通量分析仪,该分析仪能够真实的实时地同时分析各种类型细胞的细胞外酸化率(ECAR)和耗氧量(OCR)。尽管其技术复杂,但所有研究人员都可以在短期实践培训后操作该分析仪。该分析仪将位于中央,是微生物学、免疫学和免疫学系核心设施的一部分。**仪器、操作、HQP培训和可持续性的需求:海马提供的代谢读数产生关于细胞生理学和完整性的关键信息。该分析仪迫切需要提高当前研究项目的深度和影响力,重点是细胞和全身代谢分析。不幸的是,校园里没有这样的分析仪,这使得我们的研究人员在获得赠款和在高影响力期刊上发表研究结果方面的竞争力下降。重要的是,所要求的仪器是我们核心设施急需的技术补充。新文书的可持续性通过收取使用费得到保证。我们估计,仅在申请者的实验室,在未来3年内将有30多名学员使用该分析仪。重要的是,Seahorse分析仪是一种仪器,用户可以围绕它进行互动,分享知识、协议和试剂,促进网络联系并促进新的合作。细胞基本功能的多参数代谢评估对于实现我们提出的目标至关重要。从长远来看,这些工具将导致更好的培训和更全面的研究。我们的发现可能会发展成为感染,自身免疫,神经系统疾病和癌症的创新疗法,这些都具有重要的社会经济影响。
英文摘要
Scope of investigations: The instrument will be used to conduct cutting edge basic science research on prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell metabolism. The research projects range from the molecular analysis of bacterial antibiotic resistance to the complex characterization of the many pathways controlling metabolic changes. These changes occur in response to environmental stress or during cell development and differentiation. The projects to be supported by this instrument can be grouped under four major themes: Immunometabolism, development/repair in the nervous system, host-pathogens interactions, and drug discovery.******The research team: The instrument will be shared by the research personnel of the 9 applicants. All these labs are located on the main campus of Université de Montréal and are part of the Faculty of Medicine (departments of Microbiology-Infectiology-Immunology, Pathology-Cell Biology and Pharmacology-Physiology) and the Faculty of Pharmacy. Seven additional colleagues who plan to use the instrument have been identified so far. Most of them already hold NSERC grants.******The instrument: We wish to acquire a state-of-the-art XFe96 Seahorse extracellular flux analyzer capable of performing the simultaneous analysis of extracellular acidification rate (ECAR) and oxygen consumption (OCR) in various types of cells and in real time. Despite its technological complexity, this analyzer can be operated by all research personnel following a short hands-on training. The analyzer will be centrally located and part of the core facility of the Department of Microbiology, Infectiology and immunology.******Need of the instrument, operations, training of HQP and sustainability: The metabolic readouts provided by the Seahorse yield key information on cellular physiology and integrity. The analyzer is urgently required to boost the depth and impact of the current research project focused on cellular and whole body metabolic analysis. Unfortunately, no such analyzer is available on the campus, making our researchers less competitive for grants and for the publication of their findings in high impact journals. Importantly, the requested instrument represents a much needed technological addition to our core facility. Sustainability of the new instrument is guaranteed by the collection of user fees.***We estimate that just for the applicants' labs, more than 30 trainees will be using the Analyzer over the next 3 years. Importantly, the Seahorse analyzer is an instrument around which users interact to share knowledge, protocols and reagents, catalyzing networking and fostering new collaborations. Multi-parametric metabolic assessment of cellular basic functions is essential for achieving our proposed objectives. In the long term, the instruments will lead to better training and more comprehensive studies. Our findings may develop into innovative treatments for infections, autoimmunity, neurological diseases and cancers, which all have important socio-economic impact.***
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 项目类别:
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