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Yale/NHLBI
Proteomics Center
Yale University
300 George Street
New Haven, CT 06511
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NHLBI Proteomics Center
> Positive Impact
Positive Impact of the Yale/NHLBI
Proteomics Center The Proteomics
Center will:
- Bring $11.3 million in direct and $6.8
million in indirect cost funding to Yale University.
- Provide a quadrupole/Tof mass spectrometer
and the needed salary and supply funds to the Keck Laboratory to support
research directed at improving existing and developing new protein profiling
technologies.
- Provide support to Yale faculty developing
new approaches to the study of proteomics and for building the databases
needed to effectively analyze, archive, and interpret the enormous amounts of
protein expression data that will be produced by this research.
- Substantially benefit users of the Keck
Laboratory who are not members of the Center because as new protein profiling
technologies are developed in the Center they will be made available to all
Yale and to as many non-Yale investigators as possible through Keck Laboratory
services - with the development costs funded by the Center rather than by Keck
Laboratory user fees.
- Bring together four groups of Yale
researchers with highly complementary expertise in:
- disease areas such as atherosclerosis,
blood diseases, hypertension, and inflammation
- designing the cell permeable synthetic
biomolecule delivery systems that hold enormous promise for developing
entirely new strategies for disease treatment
- protein profiling technologies
- designing and building the complex
databases that will archive the enormous amounts of protein profiling data
that will result from research carried out in the Center and that will
provide the tools needed to interpret and fully utilize this vast watershed
of information.
- Strengthen numerous investigator-initiated
grant and program project applications that will benefit from access to
protein profiling technologies developed in the Center.
- Substantially strengthen proteomics research
and its biomedical application at Yale University.
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