GRK 2336: Resolution of inflammation – Mediators, signaling and therapeutic options
GRK 2336: Resolution of inflammation – Mediators, signaling and therapeutic options
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321115009
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Training Groups
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资助国家:
德国
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未结题
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中文摘要
研究培训小组(RTG)的目标是培养炎症消退(ROI)领域的博士生。ROI的基本机制和失调途径的特征在于免疫细胞和生化多样性介质之间的复杂相互作用。炎症的消退阶段涉及从感染和损伤部位消除炎性细胞及其介质以恢复组织稳态。这一研究课题现在在一个结构化的培训计划中得到解决,该计划与一个雄心勃勃的尖端科学研究计划相结合,在基础科学和生物医学方面具有前瞻性。希望该计划将吸引有才华的下一代科学家对这一新兴领域的转化科学,并牢固地建立投资回报率的主题作为一个结构贷款组成部分在医学院。与RTG相关的研究的总体假设是基于活跃和诱导过程参与ROI的证据。在RTG中,研究项目研究参与分辨率相关过程的细胞和介质以及所涉及的信号级联和靶结构-目的是识别与ROI失调相关的改变。博士生将被招募到12个研究小组从医学院(FB 16)和生物化学,化学和药学(FB 14)在歌德大学法兰克福和乔治-施派尔-豪斯(GSH)。单个研究项目之间的协同作用和附加值通过关注1)来自垂死细胞的信号,2)免疫细胞的极化,以及3)屏障功能的恢复来保证。项目利用主要的人体材料,临床前相关的动物模型和细胞系统,结合生物化学,分子生物学,药理学和系统生物学方法。RTG的教育计划提供必要的理论和方法培训,以确保有效,及时和成功地完成每一篇博士论文。这将得到个性化监督和辅导计划的支持,以及与主题相关的研讨会,实践课程和可转移技能研讨会。我们的目的是帮助学生获得个人的科学性格/个性,促进早期独立。后者将通过强制参与组织项目管理会议、团队合作项目、研究数据管理和接受个人组织责任来促进,邀请和陪同演讲嘉宾,以及在我们的暑期学校规划和主持会议。
英文摘要
The goal of the research training group (RTG) is to train PhD students in the field of resolution of inflammation (ROI). Basic mechanisms and dysregulated pathways of ROI are characterized by complex interactions between immune cells and biochemically diverse mediators. The resolution phase of inflammation involves the elimination of inflammatory cells and their mediators from sites of infection and injury to restore tissue homeostasis. This research topic is now addressed in a structured training program that has been combined with an ambitious, cutting edge scientific research programme, that is forward-looking in terms of both basic science and biomedicine. It is hoped that the program will attract talented, next generation scientists towards this emerging field of translational science and to firmly establish the subject of ROI as a structure-lending component at the faculty of medicine. The overarching hypothesis of the research linked to the RTG is based on evidence that active and inducible processes are involved in ROI. Within the RTG, research projects study the cells and mediators involved in resolution-associated processes as well as the signaling cascades and target structures involved - with the aim of identifying alterations linked to dysregulated ROI. PhD students will be recruited to twelve research groups from the Faculties of Medicine (FB 16) and Biochemistry, Chemistry and Pharmacy (FB 14) at the Goethe-University Frankfurt and the Georg-Speyer-Haus (GSH). Synergy and added value between the individual research projects are guaranteed by the focus on 1) signals derived from dying cells, 2) polarization of immune cells, and 3) restoration of barrier function. Projects make use of primary human material, preclinically relevant animal models and cellular systems combined with biochemical, molecular biology, pharmacological and systems biology approaches.The educational program of the RTG provides the necessary theoretical and methodological training to ensure an efficient, timely, and successful completion of each PhD thesis. This will be backed up by an individualized supervision and coaching program, as well as topic-related seminars, practical courses, and transferable skill workshops. It is our intention to help students gain an individual scientific character/personality and promote early independence. The latter aspects will be promoted by obligatory involvement in the organization of project management meetings, teamwork projects, research data management and the acceptance of personal organizational responsibilities e.g., the invitation and accompaniment of guest speakers, as well as planning and chairing session at our summer schools.
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批准号:81570216
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项目类别:面上项目
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资助金额:25.0万元
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批准年份:2015
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负责人:刘忠
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