MINORITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT PROGRAM

生物医学研究改进计划（BRIP）在德克萨斯州南部 大学成立于1971年秋季学期。主 该计划的目的是制定一个全面的，多方面的 生物医学科学的研究部分，其中包括 免疫生物学，癌症生物学，生殖生物学，发育生物学， 药理学、病毒学和生物化学。大目标和长远目标 这些研究的目标是发展理论、技术和程序， 这是解决这些不同领域问题所必需的。等 然后将理论、技术和程序应用于解决方案中 这些问题阻碍了知识的基本机制， 致癌作用、免疫作用、畸形学、毒理学、生物能量学和 其他正常和异常的发育现象。其中的主要组成部分 该计划得到了少数民族生物医学研究支持的支持 计划，研究资源部（批准号1 SO 6-RR 8061）。这 支持已经大大有助于全面改善 大学的课程通过提供：（1）新的和更多的 先进的研究设备;（2）参与的发布时间 （三）新教师;（四）研究人员;（五） 最重要的是，对本科生和研究生的支持。虽然这 支持使得克萨斯州南方大学更接近 实现其教育更多更好学生的承诺 更有创造力的教师，更大的潜力可以实现， 越来越多的学生和教职员工参与到这项研究工作中来。 现提交本提案，以继续研究改进 基础生物医学科学，这将加强研究基础， 随着大学发展成为一个更加多元化和综合性的大学， 机构。大学行政部门和有关的学术单位， 药学与健康科学学院和生物系 和化学，完全致力于MBRS计划。大学I 同意购买执行该项目所需的所有设备， 超过30万美元的捐款

The Biomedical Research Improvement Program (BRIP) at Texas southern University was organized during the Fall semester of 1971. The primary purpose of the program was to develop a comprehensive, multifaceted research component in the biomedical sciences which would include immunobiology, cancer biology, reproductive biology, developmental biology, pharmacology, virology and biochemistry. The broad objective and long term goals of these studies were to develop theories, techniques and procedures necessary for the solution of problems in these varied areas. Such theories, techniques and procedures would then be employed in the solution of those problems which obstruct knowledge of basic mechanisms involved in carcinogenesis, immunogenesis, teratology, toxicology, bioenergetics and other normal and abnormal developmental phenomena. Major components of this program have received support from the Minority Biomedical Research Support Program, Division of Research Resources (Grant Number 1SO6-RR8061). This support has already contributed significantly to the overall improvement of the University's program through the provision of: (1) new and more sophisticated research equipment; (2) release time for participating faculty members; (3) new faculty members; (4) research personnel; and (5) most of all, support for undergraduate and graduate students. Although this support has allowed Texas Southern University to move even closer to the attainment of its commitment in the education of more and better students and more creative faculty, an even greater potential can be realized should more students and faculty members become involved in this research effort. This proposal is hereby submitted to continue research improvements in the basic biomedical sciences which will strengthen the research foundation of the University as it develops into a more diversified and comprehensive institution. The University Administration and the Academic units involved, the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and the Departments of Biology and Chemistry, are fully committed to the MBRS program. The University I agrees to purchase all of the equipment required to carry out the project, a contribution in excess of $300,000.