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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING

Data Sciences Core

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Institution
University of Arizona, AZ
Principal investigator
Bonnie Lafleur
Funding
$365K
Duration
2017–2028
Open portfolio

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Abstract

CORE B- Abstract The Data Sciences Core (Core B) will provide professional expertise in statistics, bioinformatics, and computing to all projects, cores, and investigators in this “Thymic and peripheral aspects of T cell aging and rejuvenation” Program Project (Program). Core B will provide biostatistics design and analysis for all mouse and in vitro studies across Program, including formulation of testable hypotheses, estimation of sample size and power, performance and interpretation of data analyses, and graphical display and interpretation of results. In addition, the core will provide bioinformatics expertise and analysis for the the scRNA-Seq profiling experiments in P1 – P3 and Core C. This support will include data quality checks, read mapping and normalization, differential expression analysis, and pathway analysis to identify subsets of cells impacting specific functions or cellular mechanisms. Core B statistical scientists make extensive use of modern methods of statistical computing and reproducible research tools. This capability fosters the sharing of analysis code and results, the rapid deployment of novel analysis tools, and effective investigator access to program-wide data and knowledge management platforms for cross-project research discovery. Core B is a vital component of each Project and will facilitate the discovery of novel scientific results in immune aging.

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