Type 1 Diabetes in Acute Pancreatitis Consortium - Clinical Centers (T1DAPC-CCs) (U01 Clinical Trial Optional)
None.
None.
Submission institutionally coordinated by the UA Foundation. UA may submit one proposal annually.A. Strauss
UA may submit a combined total of three applications to RFA-CA-20-014 and/or RFA-CA-20-015, and only one per scientific area. Please see the solicitation(s) for full eligibility and limitations.For RFA-CA-20-014: OPENFor RFA-CA-20-014: E. Alizadeh for (A) Data Science
UA may submit a combined total of three applications to RFA-CA-20-014 and/or RFA-CA-20-015, and only one per scientific area. Please see the solicitation(s) for full eligibility and limitations.For RFA-CA-20-014: E. Warner for (B) Cancer Control ScienceFor RFA-CA-20-014: E. Alizadeh for (A) Data Science
The Arizona Statistics Consulting Laboratory (Stat Lab) provides statistical expertise, personnel and computing resources to facilitate study design and conduct, data acquisition protocols, data analysis, and the preparation of grants and manuscripts, adapt and develop new statistical methods.
The Bio5 Media Facility provides microbiological media, plant tissue culture media, buffers, custom mammalian cell culture media, and other formulations tailored to researchers’ specific research needs.
The Chemistry and Biochemistry Machine Shop is a full-service precision machine shop specializing in the design and construction of custom mechanical equipment for scientific research and teaching. It is a research support component of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Arizona and also performs work for other University departments.
The glassblowing facility is a full-service shop primarily engaged in the design and fabrication of specialized scientific glassware as well as repairs and modifications of existing glassware.
The Experimental Radiation Service provides investigators with access to a high dose rate ionizing radiation source dedicated to research. This service is part of the UACC's Experimental Mouse Shared Resource.
This core facility serves all University investigators, as well as researchers from other academic institutions and industries with an interest in microbiome analysis. It provides the research community the facility and expertise to characterize complex microbial communities and microbial interactions using state-of-the-art instrumentation and highly trained personnel who provide support ranging from experimental design to data analysis.