Grant: $99,901 - National Institutes of Health - Jul. 21, 2009
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Award Description: This supplemental request encompasses activities of the Emory Epithelial Pathobiology Research Development Center core facilities and will update and add to essential components of the Morphology/Image Analysis Core (Core B) and Cell Culture and Monoclonal Antibody Core (Core C). For Core B activities, we are requesting the addition of a CCD camera that will broaden the scope of the microscopy core to live cell imaging. Similarly, new lenses are requested for the microscope in order to update and improve image acquisition capacity. In the cryosectioning room, a knife holder and blades to be amenable for section of hard tissues such as bone. For Core C, we are requesting new stacking incubators that are vital for maintenance of the large variety of cell line stocks in the facility, culture of cells on transwells and growth of hybridomas. Similarly, increased needs for cold storage of supplies for routine tissue culture work and preparation of cells would be met with a new case-style refrigerator and temperature controlled centrifuge in the core facility. These equipment requests will thus broaden the core facilities for the DDRDC membership and will accelerate the tempo of the scientific research.
Project Description: The parent project is to fund core factility services to a group of Emory investigators in assisting their reserach projects related to digestive diseases. The administrative supplement is designed to upgrade some of the equipment of the core facilities. The funded amount was $98,678. To date, we have purcahsed 3 pieces of euipment for a total purchase of $39,222.
Infrastructure Description: N/A
Jobs Summary: No job is directly created at Emory. However, the purchase of equipment will lead to the creation of jobs in the manufacturers. (Total jobs reported: 0)
Project Status: Less Than 50% Completed
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