STUDY OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

虽然这项提案包括了几个新项目，但总体上 我们在Prairie View A&M大学的MBR项目主要强调的是 变化。该计划继续被设计为生产生物医学 科学家，促进与健康相关的研究，并在这方面提高学术水平 大学。已故的J.E.贝瑞博士，我们的前MBR主任十多年 几年来，阿瑟·华盛顿博士，我们最近的MBR主任， 在这个项目中，将保持卓越的基调。 这里包括的项目有：(1)硫代(2，3-d)嘧啶-2，4(1H，3H)- 二酮类化合物作为新的潜在的肿瘤抑制三氮烯类化合物，Henry Ballard，P.I. (2)棒状杆菌诊断标志物的开发 假结核，Cleantis Braithwaite，P.I.； 含有凝血酶、抗凝血酶III和肝素辅因子II的硫化木聚糖， (4)沙门氏菌的生化和免疫学特性 (5)霉菌毒素的作用 《大鼠胚胎发育中的生长发育》，欧内斯特·史密斯，P.I. (6)施药土壤对牧草和粮食作物生长的影响 污水淤泥，SEAB Smith，P.I. 除了文理学院的研究活动外， 建立现代化的“先进”合作农业 大学研究中心(CARC)为基础研究增加了新的刺激措施 研究。两国之间的大量合作研究活动 自然科学和CARC有望在未来。也是一份联合周刊 CARC的MBRS参与者和研究科学家研讨会将提供 学生和教职员工有机会介绍他们的研究和 讨论可能的解决方案。

Although several new projects are included in this proposal, the overall major emphasis of our MBRS program at Prairie View A&M University has not changed. The program continues to be designed to produce biomedical scientists and foster health related research and improve academics at this University. The late Dr. J.E. Berry, our former MBRS Director for over ten years, and Dr. Arthur Washington, our more recent past MBRS Director, set a tone of excellence in this program at it will be maintained. The projects included here are: (1) Thieno(2,3-d)pyrimidine-2,4(1H,3H)- diones as Novel Potential Tumor Inhibitory Triazenes, Henry Ballard, P.I.; (2) Development of diagnostic Markers for Corynebacterium Pseudotuberculosis, Cleantis Braithwaite, P.I.; (3) Interactions of Sulfated Xylans with Thrombin, Antithrombin III and Heparin Cofactor II, Vasant Doctor, P.I.; (4) Biochemical and Immunological Properties of a Caprine Conceptus Interferon, Gary Newton, P.I.; (5) Effect of Mycotoxins on Growth and Development in Developing Rat Embryos, Ernest Smith, P.I.; (6) The Effect of Growing Forage and Food Crops in Soils Treated with Sewage Sludges, Seab Smith, P.I. In addition to research activities in the School of Arts and Sciences, the establishment of a modern "State of the Art" Cooperative Agriculture Research Center (CARC) at the University has added new stimulus for basic research. A great deal of collaborative research activities between the Natural Sciences and CARC is expected in the future. Also a joint weekly seminar of MBRS participants and research scientists at CARC will provide an opportunity for students and faculty to present their research and discuss possible solutions.