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该计划项目的核心将提供共享的设施和服务, 对该项目所有项目中使用的动物模型的组织进行解释。的总体目标 核心设施是为项目的研究者提供集中的组织学和图像分析支持。 将提供以下服务:关于终点分析的实验设计/咨询, 组织学标本,用于组织学分析的骨组织处理(脱钙和未脱钙 切片、骨切片的骨组织形态计量学分析(即解释)和 软组织转移或其他软组织病变与病理诊断。除了组织学 支持,核心将提供FAXITRON显微放射成像和周边QCT服务。骨芯 将继续提供专业知识,包括处理软组织标本和脱钙硬 除了使用塑料处理未脱钙骨标本外, 嵌入技术将为研究者提供静态和动态方面的培训和协助 骨组织形态计量学分析。这些服务的核心支持将提高样本的效率 分析和促进项目之间的互动,通过类似的模型系统和他们的共同 分析。作为一个团体,该计划的一个重大好处是, 来自将使用不同实验方法/目标的常见动物模型的标本 (e.g. CCL 2、SDF-1和CXCR 4、wnts、Dkk-1和PTHrP)。这将提供有价值的信息, 在项目中共享和比较
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The Bone Core of the Program Project will provide shared facilities and services for processing and interpretation of tissues from the animal models utilized in all projects of the program. The overall goal of the core facility is to provide centralized histologic and image analysis support for investigators in the project. The following services will be provided: experimental design/consultation regarding endpoint analyses for histologic specimens, processing of osseous tissues for histologic analysis (decalcified and undecalcified sections, bone histomorphometric analysis of osseous sections (i.e. interpretation), and histologic analysis of soft tissue metastases or other soft tissue lesions with their pathologic diagnosis. In addition to histologic support, the core will provide services of FAXITRON microradiography and peripheral QCT. The bone core will continue providing expertise that includes the processing of soft tissue specimens and decalcified hard tissue specimens in paraffin in addition to processing undecalcified osseous specimens using plastic embedding techniques. Investigators will be provided with training and assistance in static and dynamic bone histomorphometric analysis. Core support of these services will promote efficiency of specimen analysis and facilitate interactions between projects through the similar model systems and their common analyses. A significant benefit to the program as a group will be a standardized format for analysis of specimens from the common animal models that will be using different experimental approaches/targets (e.g. CCL2, SDF-1 & CXCR4, wnts, Dkk-1, and PTHrP). This will provide valuable information that can be shared and compared across the projects in the program
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Repair of Bone Defects with Human Autologous Pluripotent Very Small Embryonic lik
  • 批准号:
    8394099
  • 项目类别:
  • 资助金额:
    $41.18万
  • 财政年份:
    2012
  • 负责人:
    Laurie K. McCauley
  • 依托单位:
Biomimetics for craniofacial regeneration
Biomimetics for craniofacial regeneration
Integral role of hematopoietic cells in PTH actions in bone
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