Administrative Core
- Institution
- Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OK
- Principal investigator
- Lijun Xia
- Funding
- $1.4M
- Duration
- 2021–2027
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Abstract
The primary purpose of this COBRE Phase I application, “Center for Cellular Metabolism Research in Oklahoma (CMRO),” is to establish a center of cellular metabolism research excellence at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF). Cellular metabolism is one of the fastest moving areas of biomedical research; however, it has not been sufficiently integrated in Oklahoma. To address this unmet need, this COBRE will offer a critical opportunity to unify OMRF’s metabolism-related resources and expertise to support five newly recruited junior faculty and to foster increased cellular metabolism research and multidisciplinary scientific interactions overall in Oklahoma. Our goal is to establish a recognized center of excellence in cellular metabolism research. In support of these goals, the Administrative Core will provide centralized management and serve as the coordinating resource through five Aims: 1) Provide central management and logistical support for the COBRE; 2) Provide mentoring for the Project Leaders, and assist with their transition to stable independence; 3) Administer the Pilot Project program; 4) Promote multidisciplinary approaches to the research of and interactions among the COBRE investigators; and 5) Provide fiscal management, ensure compliance with regulatory issues, and promote data sharing strategies. The Administrative Core will specifically ensure easy access to outstanding Core facilities and a network of support that would be difficult to replicate elsewhere. This COBRE will have a long-lasting impact on biomedical research in Oklahoma.
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