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Motor-F ree Individually Ventilated Rodent Caging

Project Number1G20OD016664-01

Contact PI/Project LeaderCOICO, RICHARD

Awardee OrganizationSUNY DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER

Description

Abstract Text

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The State University of New York (SUNY) Downstate Medical Center (DMC) is requesting funds to upgrade animal facility resource equipment in support of PHS funded biomedical and translational research to understand the mechanism of and identify new treatments for alzheimers, epilepsy, memory loss, schizophrenia, drug addiction, skin disease, chronic pain management, glaucoma and blindness. We propose to replace static micro- isolator rodent cages with motor-free, individually ventilated direct-exhausted caging systems. The funds requested in this application will improve overall environmental quality for both animals and research personnel while also increasing facility operating and energy efficiency of the Division of Laboratory Animal Resources (DLAR).

Public Health Relevance Statement

Data not available.

NIH Spending Category

Eye Disease and Disorders of VisionNeurodegenerativePain Conditions - ChronicPain Research

Project Terms

AffectAirAllergensAlzheimer's DiseaseAmmoniaAnimal ExperimentationAnimal HousingAnimalsAntigensAreaAwardBehavioralBiomedical ResearchBlindnessBreedingCarbon DioxideCardiovascular systemCenters of Research ExcellenceCognitionCommitCore FacilityDiseaseDrug AddictionEnvironmentEpilepsyEquipmentExpenditureExposure toFacultyFloorFundingGeneticGenetic EngineeringGenotypeGlaucomaGoalsHealthHeatingHigh temperature of physical objectHousingHuman ResourcesHumidityIndustryInjection of therapeutic agentLaboratory AnimalsLeftLifeLightLiteratureMechanicsMedical centerMemory LossMetabolismMinorMolecularMotorMouse StrainsMusNew YorkNoisePain managementPhasePlumbingPopulationProceduresRNARat-1RattusRelative (related person)ResearchResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResourcesRodentSafetySchizophreniaServicesSideSurfaceSystemTechnologyTemperatureTimeTissue BanksTranslational ResearchTranslationsUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesWeight Gainanimal careanimal facilityanimal resourcechronic paincostdensityexhausteye centerimprovedmouse modeloccupational health/safetypreventresearch studyskin disordertherapy developmenttrendvibration

Details

Contact PI/ Project Leader

Name

COICO, RICHARD

Title

DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF COMPARATIVE MEDICI

Contact

Other PIs

Not Applicable

Program Official

Name

MCCULLOUGH, WILLIE

Contact

Organization

Name

SUNY DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER

City

BROOKLYN

Country

UNITED STATES (US)

Department Type

NONE

Organization Type

SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE

State Code

Congressional District

Other Information

Opportunity Number

RFA-OD-12-008

Study Section

Scientific and Technical Review Board on Biomedical and Behavioral Research Facilities[STOD (01)]

Fiscal Year

2013

Award Notice Date

18-April-2013

Administering Institutes or Centers

NIH Office of the Director

CFDA Code

351

DUNS Number

040796328

UEI

NJ14V2NZYM68

Project Start Date

01-May-2013

Project End Date

30-April-2014

Budget Start Date

01-May-2013

Budget End Date

30-April-2014

Project Funding Information for 2013

Total Funding

$496,078

Direct Costs

$496,078

Indirect Costs

Year	Funding IC	FY Total Cost by IC
2013	NIH Office of the Director	$496,078

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Funding IC	FY Total Cost by IC	NIH Spending Category
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH	$496,078	Chronic Pain; Eye Disease and Disorders of Vision; Neurodegenerative; Pain Research

Sub Projects

No Sub Projects information available for 1G20OD016664-01

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Patents

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Outcomes

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Clinical Studies

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