Research Core
- Institution
- Cornell University, NY
- Principal investigator
- Jennifer K Grenier
- Funding
- $162K
- Duration
- 2017–2028
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Abstract
PROJECT SUMMARY – RESEARCH CORE (Grenier) The primary objective of the Research Core is to provide access to high quality, state-of-the-art, efficient and cost-effective genomics technologies, as well as acting as a data integration hub for the Cornell ME/CFS Collaborative Research Center. Maintaining the highest quality of technical and analytical standards is key to generating the most usable datasets, particularly for complex disease states such as ME/CFS and for multi- modal projects with a variety of sample types, assay types, and readouts. The Research Core will manage genomics projects and provide services from the Transcriptional Regulation and Expression Facility and the Genomics Innovation Hub in the Cornell Biotechnology Resource Center. As the data hub of the Cornell ME/CFS Center, the Research Core will integrate de-identified patient demographic and clinical information with processed data from all Projects into a centralized database, and will build custom software tools for complex and dynamic queries, filters, and visualizations to enable data mining and discovery.
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