BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE MODIFIERS IN TRANSFUSION MEDICINE

说明(改编自申请人的摘要)申请支持 题为“生物反应调节剂的作用”的科学会议 分子和临床输血医学“，将于周四举行- 1993年9月9日至10日星期五，弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿。该计划的目的是 会议旨在刺激研究人员发起的研究 输血医学(TM)和解决基本问题 关于生物反应调节剂(BRM)在疾病控制中的作用 对输血和TM其他方面的反应。缺乏 基础科学技术在TM研究中的应用以及 TM研究无法吸引基础科学家进入该领域是一个 TM研究的主要不足。综合素质和整体素质-- TM研究的滞后性有待提高。至关重要的是，基本 科学家意识到TM的研究机会并进行合作 与TM领域的工人一起工作。TM研究的进展也需要 与这些基础科学家分享。需要一种机制来实现 促进TM研究人员之间的思想交流 研究BRM和正在进行BRM基础研究的科学家 盟军战场。这次会议的目的是：1)邀请科学家 在BRM领域工作，介绍他们的研究。演讲者将是 BRM研究领域的领导者--包括基础和应用-- 后者包括在TM领域工作的研究人员；2) 为两组工人提供一个相互了解的论坛 研究。基础研究人员需要更多地了解TM的进展 研究，BRM可以对临床TM实践产生的影响，并成为 对TM文献比较熟悉。输血医学研究人员 需要更多地了解和熟悉 用于基础科学BRM研究的尖端生物医学技术； 3)促进思想交流，促进合作 研究和增加的数量和复杂的 研究人员发起的TM中涉及BRM的赠款。本会议将 由NHLBI基金支持，私人提供补充资金 工业、耶鲁大学医学院和美国 血库协会。会议纪要和列表 将发布合作研究机会。

DESCRIPTION (Adapted from applicant's abstract)Support is requested for a scientific meeting entitled "The Role of Biological Response Modifiers in Molecular and Clinical Transfusion Medicine", to be held Thursday- Friday, September 9-10, 1993 in Arlington, VA. The purpose of the conference is to stimulate investigator-initiated research in Transfusion Medicine (TM) and to address fundamental questions concerning the role played by Biological Response Modifiers (BRM) in reactions to blood transfusions and other aspects of TM. The lack of application of basic science techniques to TM research as well as the inability of TM research to attract basic scientists to the field is a major deficiency of TM research. The general quality and overall sophi- stication of TM research needs improvement. It is vital that basic scientists become aware of research opportunities in TM and collaborate with workers in the TM field. Advances in TM research also need to be shared with these basic scientists. A mechanism is needed for stimulating cross-fertilization of ideas between researchers in TM studying BRM and those scientists performing basic research on BRM in allied fields. The aims of the conference are: 1) To invite scientists working in the field of BRM to present their research. Speakers will be leaders in the field of BRM research -- both basic and applied - the latter including those researchers working in the field of TM; 2) To provide a forum for the two groups of workers to learn about each others research. Basic researchers need to become more aware of advances in TM research, the impact BRM can have on clinical TM practice, and to become more familiar with the TM literature. Transfusion Medicine researchers need to become more knowledgeable about and familiar with the sophisticated biomedical techniques used in basic science BRM research; 3) Promote cross-fertilization of ideas, stimulate collaborative research and increase the number of and sophistication of the investigator-initiated grants in TM involving BRM. The Conference would be supported by NHLBI funds with supplemental funds provided by private industry, Yale University School of Medicine and the American Association of Blood Banks. A conference summary and list of collaborative research opportunities will be published.