Technology development in support of NCRR
EMSL Project ID
20496
Abstract
The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has built a facility that already stands at the forefront of proteomic research. Moreover, the Center is uniquely poised for future developments. We plan to leverage the existing facilities and capabilities, and to extend the technology and expertise, by establishing a P41 Research Resource for the NIH-supported biomedical research community. We will develop new proteomic technologies for collaborative research and provide proteomics services and technology dissemination and training across the spectrum of proteomic methods, instrumentation and informatics areas. The facility will: (1) develop, integrate, and apply new analytical technologies; (2) develop and deploy the requisite, sophisticated computational and informatics tools for rapid, quantitative, and comprehensive proteomic measurements required for biomedical research; and (3) disseminate and propagate these technologies.
Project Details
Start Date
2006-06-13
End Date
2007-10-01
Status
Closed
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Team
Principal Investigator
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