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High throughput genotyping & gene expression work station for research in ecology and evolution

High throughput genotyping & gene expression work station for research in ecology and evolution
高通量基因分型
批准号:
390858-2010
负责人:
Lougheed, Stephen
金额:
$9.64万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments - Category 1 (<$150,000)
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-01-01 至 2011-12-31

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中文摘要
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在过去的30年里,分子技术取得了令人难以置信的进步,这些技术已经渗透到生物学的所有领域,包括生态学,保护和进化生物学。高分辨率分子标记提供了深入了解人口和社区动态,交配系统,适应,扩散和人口的连接,进化关系和物种起源。反过来,这些数据可以为保护问题物种的管理、人为造成的生境破碎化的影响以及气候变化对物种分布的影响提供信息。然而,解决这些问题通常需要我们收集和处理来自100多个个体的样本,并调查越来越多的DNA标记(>15)。在这里,我们建议购买一个高通量的自动化两个96孔板贝克曼基因分型和基因表达工作站,将我。减轻我们现在在共享核心设施中经历的平均2-3个月的积压,ii.允许我们显著增加我们运行的基因座和样本的数量,iii.允许我们探索新的研究途径,特别是与基因表达和北方范围限制有关的研究,以及iv.促进最新分子生态学技术的前沿研究生和博士后培训。该设施将在10个生态学和进化系共享,每年至少有30名研究生和16名本科论文学生使用,并在成本回收的基础上提供给我们的终身教职和兼职生物学同事中的25人。
英文摘要
The last 3 decades have borne witness to incredible advances in molecular techniques that have permeated all fields of biology, including ecology, conservation and evolutionary biology. High-resolution molecular markers provide insights into population and community dynamics, mating systems, adaptation, dispersal and population connectivity, evolutionary relationships, and species origins. In turn, such data may inform management of species of conservation concern, impacts of human-caused habitat fragmentation, and the influence of climate change on species distributions. Addressing such questions, however, typically requires that we collect and process samples from 100s of individuals and survey increasing numbers of DNA markers (>15). Here we propose to purchase a high-throughput automated two 96 well-plate Beckman genotyping and gene expression work station that will i. alleviate an average 2-3 month backlog that we now experience in our shared core facility, ii. allow us to significantly increase the number of loci and samples we run, iii. permit us to explore new avenues of research particularly related to gene expression and northern range limits, and iv. facilitate leading edge graduate and post doc training in the latest molecular ecological techniques. The facility will be shared among 10 ecology and evolution faculty, be used by a minimum of some 30 graduate students and 16 undergraduate thesis students per year, and made available to >25 of our tenured and adjunct biology colleagues on a cost recovery basis.
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