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Electrophysiology Core (SBMRI)

Electrophysiology Core (SBMRI)
电生理学核心 (SBMRI)
批准号:
8326402
负责人:
DONGXIAN ZHANG
金额:
$32.44万
依托单位国家:
美国
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资助国家:
美国
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电生理学核心是在NIH蓝图神经科学核心资助下创建的新设施 过去的四年里这个NINDS P30核心补助金正在提交,以继续这一核心。之前 这个设施的建设,没有电生理学核心,允许访问神经科学家对 拉霍亚托里松树梅萨(桑福德-伯纳姆医学研究所(SBMRI),加州大学圣地亚哥分校,斯克里普斯 研究所(TSRI)和索尔克)。该电生理学设施是培养 圣地亚哥的神经科学家之间的合作,并在这方面取得了成果,如下所述。 虽然NINDS合格的项目主要用户将获得优先访问权,但我们的目标是容纳所有 NINDS的科学家们,无论是否有合格的项目,就像我们目前所做的那样, 科学家在我们的核心设施中进行实验,我们可以利用。随着越来越多的需要, 电生理学的发展和系统神经生物学家,这是及时填补需要额外的 电生理学的能力,这是通过建立这个电生理学核心来实现的 在NIH神经科学蓝图资助下。电生理学核心有两个目标:第一,提供 SBMIR,UCSD,TSRI, 第二,通过对话和合作,加强神经科学研究, 这些研究所在电生理学领域的科学家。
英文摘要
The Electrophysiology Core was a new facility created under the NIH Blueprint Neurosciences Core Grant the past four years. This NINDS P30 Core Grant is being submitted to continue this Core. Prior to the construction of this facility, there was no Electrophysiology Core that allowed access to neuroscientists on the La Jolla Torrey Pines Mesa (Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute (SBMRI), UCSD, The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), and Salk). This Electrophysiology facility constitutes an important resource to foster collaborations among neuroscientists in San Diego, and has borne fruit in this regard, as elaborated on below. While the NINDS Qualified Project Major USERs will be given priority access, we aim to accommodate all NINDS scientists, with qualified projects or not, as we have been able to do currentiy by having a number of scientists to perform the experiments in our Core Facility that we can draw upon. With the increasing need for electrophysiology by developmental and systems neurobiologists, it was timely to fill the need for additional capacity in electrophysiology, and this was accomplished by the establishment of this Electrophysiology Core under the NIH Neuroscience Blueprint Grant. The Electrophysiology Core has two goals: First, to provide expertise and instrumentation for electrophysiological experiments by neuroscientists at SBMIR, UCSD, TSRI, and Salk; and second, to enhance neuroscience research through dialogue and collaboration between scientists at these institutes in the area of electrophysiology.
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