Physiology of bacterial metabolism in the human gut microbiome

摘要： 这项申请是一项行政补充，以加强卫生相关研究的多样性。 家长基金的目标，“人体肠道微生物群中细菌代谢的生理学”(GM142873)。这个 补充资金将为国际和平研究所的博士后学者Michelle Miranda-Velez博士提供支持 实验室。米兰达-维莱兹博士在化学方面有丰富的专业知识，用生物材料合成聚合物 抗分枝杆菌活性。目前的增刊将为以下人员提供严格的研究培训体验 米兰达-维莱兹博士研究人体肠道微生物区系的生物化学和生理学。此外，它还将提供 一个个性化的指导和职业发展计划，旨在支持米兰达-韦莱斯博士 跟随她选择的职业道路，在一家美国学术机构成立了自己的独立研究小组。 在推进国家卫生研究院加强多样性的任务的同时，拟议的补编也将加强目标 父母的资助。

Summary: This application is for an administrative supplement to enhance diversity in health-related research under the aims of the parent grant, “Physiology of bacterial metabolism in the human gut microbiome” (GM142873). The supplemental funds will provide support for Dr. Michelle Miranda-Velez, a post-doctoral scholar in the PI’s laboratory. Dr. Miranda-Velez has extensive expertise in chemistry, synthesizing polymers with biological activity against Mycobacteria. The current supplement will provide a rigorous research training experience for Dr. Miranda-Velez in the biochemistry and physiology of the human gut microbiota. In addition, it will provide an individualized mentorship and career development plan designed to support Dr. Miranda-Velez as she follows her chosen career path to start her own independent research group at a US academic institution. While advancing the NIH mission for enhancing diversity, the proposed supplement will also enhance the goals of the parent grant.