Biometry Core

$126,771P01FY2012HDNIH

Cincinnati Childrens Hosp Med Ctr, Cincinnati OH

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Abstract

Description: This core provides study design, data management, and analytic support; maintains existing study databases; develops new study databases; oversees and supports a set of studies in Mexico and Cincinnati to address questions and hypotheses specified in the projects; will provide bioinformatics support for analysis of pathogen binding; and will establish and maintain a website for this PPG to support research data sharing between authorized investigators and data sharing with the public. The Mexico sub-core is a component of the Biometry Core, responsible for conducting and analyzing population-based cohort studies in the Mexico study site.

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