ACORN: BioCore
- Institution
- University of Nebraska Medical Center, NE
- Principal investigator
- Benita L. Mcvicker
- Funding
- $345K
- Duration
- 2023–2028
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Abstract
The primary function of the Biospecimen Core (BioCore) is to provide investigators of the Alcohol Center of Research-Nebraska (ACORN) key support for the novel alcohol exposome projects and their significant contributions to the field. The BioCore will provide expert assistance for the design of translational models and a centralized mechanism for animal and human sample accrual. The BioCore will ensure standardization of sample preparation and integrity; uniformity of protocols and procedures; and data collection, reporting and sharing. At a minimum, the well-governed and supported BioCore will bank and distribute animal and human samples for all four of the ACORN projects. Additionally, project milestones and deliverables will be significantly supported through a searchable online inventory, annotated sample characteristics, and the coordination and dissemination of available resources and collaborative support. Further, the BioCore will facilitate educational seminars, training, and collaborative opportunities with local and national resources to aid in the success of the alcohol exposome projects and future strategies.
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