Center for Childhood Obesity Prevention - Metabolism and Bioenergetics Core
- Institution
- ARKANSAS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL RES INST, AR
- Principal investigator
- Craig Porter
- Funding
- $207K
- Duration
- 2016–2026
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PROJECT SUMMARY The Metabolism and Bioenergetics Core (MBC) is a critical research core in the Center for Childhood Obesity Prevention (CCOP). The MBC make cutting-edge biomedical research services available to CCOP investigators at Arkansas Children’s Research Institute (ACRI). Our specific expertise and focus are the application of stable isotope technologies and high resolution respirometry to the study of substrate metabolism and bioenergetics. The primary goal of the MBC is to support early stage CCOP investigators in research focused on the development, treatment, and prevention of obesity by providing access to instrumentation and expertise to execute studies focused on altered metabolism and bioenergetics. This encompasses study design, implementation, biological sample analyses, as well as data analyses and interpretation. The MBC will further mentor investigators in key methodological approaches used to quantify metabolism and bioenergetics. Our long-term goal is to transition the MBC into a sustainable core facility at ACRI with broad intra- and extra-institutional user base.
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