Clinical Research

在杰弗里·伦诺克斯和马克·穆利根博士的指导下，核心D-临床的主要目标 研究核心(CRC)是促进临床研究研究的设计和实施，以改善 人类感染艾滋病毒的知识、预防和治疗。 临床和转化性研究包括涉及人类志愿者、临床数据和/或 人类标本。CORE D为埃默里国立卫生研究院资助的艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究人员提供服务，并为进入该项目提供便利。 进入该领域的新手和/或初级研究人员。临床研究可能会招收HIV感染者或未感染者 志愿者参加了专注于预防或治疗艾滋病毒感染的方案。翻译 研究是基础科学和临床研究的桥梁，通常提供对人类最早的洞察 临床前实验室和/或动物发现的意义。核心D所采取的方法是，人类 是“终极模式”。关于旨在造福人类的研究或干预的假设 必须以严格的科学方式进行测试。核心D活动将通过CFAR的混合体得到支持 支持、埃默里大学支持、适当时按存储容量使用计费给Core D用户，以及其他利用 支持。Core D增强了Emory CFAR调查人员的临床和翻译研究活动 通过以下具体目标： 具体目标1.鼓励和加强Emory进行的临床和转化性研究 CFAR调查员。 具体目标2.为Emory CFAR临床和翻译提供临床数据和人体标本 研究人员。 具体目标3.支持指导和培训新的、国际的和少数族裔教职调查人员 以及艾滋病毒/艾滋病临床和转化研究领域的研究人员。 具体目标4.协调与Emory CFAR调查员的沟通方案以及 亚特兰大地区社区和社区调查人员，关于临床和转化性研究 通过Core D提供的机会。

Under the direction of Drs Jeffrey Lennox and Mark Mulligan, the primary goal of the Core D - Clinical Research Core (CRC) is to facilitate the design and implementation of clinical research studies that improve knowledge about, prevention of and treatment for, HIV infection in humans. Clinical and translational research encompasses studies involving human volunteers, clinical data, and/or human specimens. Core D serves Emory's NIH-funded HIV/AIDS researchers-and facilitates the entry of. new and/or junior researchers into the field. Clinical research studies may enroll HIV-infected or HIVuninfected volunteers in protocols focused on prevention or treatment of HIV infection. Translational research bridges basic science and clinical research, often providing the earliest insights into the human significance of preclinical laboratory and/or animal findings. The approach taken in Core D is that humans are the "ultimate model". Hypotheses pertaining to studies or interventions designed to benefit mankind must be tested in rigorous scientific fashion. Core D activities will be supported through a mixture of CFAR support, Emory University support, charge-backs to Core D users when appropriate, and other leveraged support. Core D enhances the clinical and translational research activities of Emory CFAR investigators through the following Specific Aims: Specific Aim 1. To encourage and enhance clinical and translational research studies conducted by Emory CFAR investigators. Specific Aim 2. To provide clinical data and human specimens to Emory CFAR clinical and translational researchers. Specific Aim 3. To support the mentoring and training of new, international, and minority faculty investigators and research staff in the field of HIV/AIDS clinical and translational research. Specific Aim 4. To coordinate a program of communications to Emory CFAR investigators, as well as Atlanta area communities and community investigators, about the clinical and translational research opportunities available through Core D.