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ENNCF - Rodent Behavior Core

ENNCF - Rodent Behavior Core
ENNCF - 啮齿动物行为核心
批准号:
9506858
负责人:
DAVID WEINSHENKER
金额:
$9.45万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2008-04-01 至

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总结 啮齿动物行为核心(RBC)的使命是为以下方面提供计划、执行和分析: 使用小鼠和大鼠进行的与神经疾病和中风相关的行为实验。RBC致力于 为埃默里研究社区提供高质量的啮齿动物行为方法, 相关资源。与其他ENNCF核心一样,RBC得到了机构支持( 神经退行性疾病,人类遗传学系,埃默里大学神经科学倡议, 和医学院),以满足神经科学研究人员日益增长的需求, 没有其他可用的。NINDS资助的研究人员在RBC中占很高的比例, 用户(25个PI中的14个),并且与ENNCF的目标非常匹配,因此决定将RBC添加到 P30应用程序 将RBC添加到ENNCF将为Emory NINDS研究者提供首选和补贴 获得RBC提供的多种啮齿动物行为分析和手术服务。因为没有 NINDS资助的实验室拥有一系列行为任务、专业知识和设备, 红细胞,这种访问将是至关重要的成功,他们的研究计划。加入红细胞将使一个全面的 一系列的行为服务,在这些调查人员的指尖,在一小部分的成本, 购置设备和训练有素的人员进行啮齿动物行为研究。 RBC的主要目标是提供:(1)获得最先进的啮齿动物行为测试 设备和新兴技术,(2)规划,执行和分析的专业知识和指导, 啮齿动物行为研究实验,以及(3)出色的研究环境, 基础设施、教育和资源,以促进调查人员和核心人员之间的合作。这些 RBC实施的目标已被证明可以刺激基础领域的多学科研究和创新, 和转化神经科学。
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SUMMARY The mission of the Rodent Behavioral core (RBC) is to provide planning, execution, and analysis of behavioral experiments relevant to neurological diseases and stroke using mice and rats. The RBC strives to provide the Emory research community ready access to high quality rodent behavioral methodologies and associated resources. Like other ENNCF cores, the RBC was seeded with institutional support (the Center for Neurodegenerative Disease, Department of Human Genetics, the Emory University Neuroscience Initiative, and the School of Medicine), to meet the growing needs of neuroscience investigators with services that had not been available otherwise. With NINDS funded investigators comprising a very high percentage of RBC users (14 out of 25 PIs), and well-matched goals with those of the ENNCF, it was decided to add the RBC to this P30 application. Addition of the RBC to the ENNCF will provide Emory NINDS investigators with preferred and subsidized access to the multiple rodent behavioral assays and surgical services offered by the RBC. Because no individual NINDS-funded laboratory has the array of behavioral tasks, expertise, and equipment offered by the RBC, this access will be vital to the success of their research programs. The inclusion of the RBC will put a full range of behavioral services at the fingertips of these investigators at a fraction of the cost it would take to acquire the equipment and trained personnel to conduct rodent behavioral research. The primary objectives of the RBC are to provide: (1) access to state-of-the-art rodent behavioral testing equipment and emerging technologies, (2) expertise and guidance in the planning, execution, and analysis of rodent behavioral research experiments, and (3) an outstanding research environment that provides infrastructure, education and resources to foster collaborations between investigators and cores. These objectives implemented by the RBC have proven to stimulate multidisciplinary research and innovation in basic and translational neuroscience.
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