CORE A: ADMINISTRATIVE CORE

在这里，我们描述我们的行政核心和我们的翻译试点项目，以回应RFA。 我们拟建的U54 SCCPRIR中心是一个综合单元，位于斯坦福大学医学院罗基干细胞生物学和再生医学研究所(ISCBRM)的行政套房内，毗邻Reijo Pera博士的办公室。管理核心的目的是协调我们的U54 SCCPRIR中心的职能，为从事该中心研究和核心工作的调查人员和技术人员提供行政和文书支持(图1)。总体组织结构如图所示；行政支助由Joie Eckert女士和Renee Reijo Pera博士提供；其他人员在ISCBRM和妇产科分摊费用的基础上提供支助。 我们注意到，行政核心的日常运作将涉及协调裁决的行政方面。 其中包括： �会计和记录保存，包括准备采购、服务、用品和设备的请购单，处理付款凭证，并解决供应商之间的问题； �提供每个项目和核心的月度预算报表； �跟踪整个大学和外部供应商的订单、支出和付款； �安排每季度召开生殖与生殖研究委员会指导委员会会议，并记录这些会议的记录；与外联和教育核心共同组织生殖研究日； 为�成员共同组织和宣传CRS研讨会和期刊俱乐部会议；协调手稿和期刊出版物的提交； �遵守健康和安全、辐射安全、使用美国国立卫生研究院批准的人类胚胎干细胞系，以及在医学研究中对人类和动物受试者进行机构审查； �人力资源和计算机服务； �协调向NIH SCCPRIR指导委员会提交U54中心项目和试点项目的非竞争性续签申请和合作研究倡议申请； �协调中心主任、联席主任以及项目和核心主任的差旅和报销，适当时，参加SCCPRIR年度研究会议SCCPRIR焦点小组会议； �协调拟议的翻译试点项目的管理(见下文；如果资金获得批准)

Here we describe our administrative core and our Translational Pilot project, in response to the RFA. Our proposed U54 SCCPRIR Center is an integrated unit located in the Administrative Suite adjacent to Dr Reijo Pera's office in the Lorry Lokey Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine in the School (ISCBRM) of Medicine at Stanford University. The purpose of the Administrative Core is to coordinate functions for our U54 SCCPRIR Center by providing administrative and clerical support for the investigators and technical staff engaged in the Center's research and cores (Figure 1). The general organizational structure is as shown; support for administration is provided by Ms Joie Eckert and Dr Renee Reijo Pera; other personnel are supported on a cost-shared basis with the ISCBRM and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. We note that day-to-day operations of the Administrative Core will involve coordinating the administrative aspects of the award which include: � Accounting and record keeping, including preparation of requisitions for purchasing, services, supplies, and equipment, processing payment vouchers, and resolving problems between vendors; � Providing monthly budget statements for each project and core; � Tracking orders, expenditures, and payments throughout the university and outside suppliers; � Scheduling quarterly SCCPRIR steering committee meetings and transcribing minutes of these meetings; co-organizing Reproductive Research Day with the Outreach and Education Core; � Co-organizing and advertising the CRS workshop and journal club meetings for SCCPRIR members; coordinating manuscript and journal publication submissions; � Compliance with health and safety, radiation safety, use of NIH approved human embryonic stem cell lines, and institutional review for human and animal subjects in medical research; � Human resources and computer services; � Coordinating the submission of non-competitive renewals for the U54 center projects and pilot projects and cooperative research initiative applications to the NIH SCCPRIR steering committee; � Coordinating travel and reimbursements for travel for center director, co-director, and project and core directors, when appropriate, to the SCCPRIR annual research meeting SCCPRIR focus group meetings; � Coordinate administration of the proposed Translational Pilot Project (see below; if funding is approved)