GCRC--CAP

科学卓越和开放合作的传统， 教师将促进在阿尔伯特建立一个新的GCRC计划 爱因斯坦医学院-蒙蒂菲奥里医学中心。爱因斯坦- Montefiore GCRC将为布朗克斯和韦斯特切斯特的人口提供服务 纽约州的各县共有约190万人，其中一半来自 少数种族和族裔群体。两人的坚定承诺 机构对GCRC倡议提供了新的空间， 为面向患者的研究提供资源。的热情 GCRC计划由来自以下地区的44名研究者参与证明： 总共有两个部门--包括临床和基础科学--他们将 参与本申请所述项目， 超过1400万美元的联邦资助的研究支持。这些调查员- 启动的项目涉及各种人类疾病， 糖尿病、肺结核、威尔逊病、肝病、镰状细胞 贫血、多囊肾、系统性红斑狼疮、 感染性腹泻、肥胖、心血管疾病、阳痿、宫颈癌 癌症和痴呆这些项目汇集了跨学科的 主要由NIH资助但缺乏足够资源的研究 用于临床研究。GCRC设施位于单一园区内 在布朗克斯; GCRC行政，门诊，样本处理 实验室和生物统计组件将位于学院 医疗和住院病人每日津贴和特别程序 在邻近的大学医院的单位。大量的中心和 共享科学设施将为GCRC研究者提供支持。 爱因斯坦GCRC将提供一个环境进行人类研究， 以便于数据采集、管理和分析，并将 鼓励基础和临床科学家之间的合作。最后， GCRC将作为该机构承诺的核心， 培养年轻的医学科学家。中心的行政管理 将包括来自医学院和医院的行政人员， 该中心将由一组经验丰富的调查人员领导 具有先前的GCRC经验、基础科学专业知识和强大的 独立的科学计划。

A tradition of scientific excellence and open collaboration among the faculty will foster the establishment of a new GCRC program at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine-Montefiore Medical Center. The Einstein- Montefiore GCRC will serve a population in the Bronx and Westchester Counties of New York State totaling some 1.9 million people, half from minority racial and ethnic groups. The strong commitment of the two institutions to the GCRC initiative has provided new space and facilitated access to resources for patient-oriented research. The enthusiasm for the GCRC program is demonstrated by the participation of 44 investigators from a total of II departments--both clinical and basic science--who will be involved in the projects described in this application, bringing to bear over $14 million in federally-funded research support. These investigator- initiated projects involve a diverse range of human diseases such as diabetes, tuberculosis, Wilson's disease, liver disease, sickle cell anemia, polycystic kidney disease, systemic lupus erythematosus, infectious diarrhea, obesity, cardiovascular disease, impotence, cervical cancer, and dementia. The projects bring together interdisciplinary research which is principally NIH-funded but which lack adequate resources for clinical studies. The GCRC facilities are located on a single campus in the Bronx; the GCRC administrative, outpatient, sample processing laboratory, and biostatistical components will be located at the College of Medicine and the inpatient per diem admissions and special procedures units at the contiguous University Hospital. A large number of Centers and Shared Scientific Facilities will provide support to GCRC investigators. The Einstein GCRC will provide an environment to conduct human studies and to facilitate data acquisition, management, and analysis, and will encourage collaborations between basic and clinical scientists. Finally, the GCRC will serve as the centerpiece of the Institution's commitment to the training of young physician scientists. The Center's administration will include executive staff from the College of Medicine and Hospital, and the Center will be directed by an experienced group of investigators with previous GCRC experience, basic science expertise and strong independent scientific programs.