Drug Dependence Clinical Research Program

$731,167P30FY2018DANIH

University Of California, San Francisco, San Francisco CA

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Abstract

? DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This Core Support Center Grant (P30) application requests continued support for an analytical and synthetic chemistry laboratory and administrative core infrastructure. The currently funded constituent projects continue research programs with human laboratory and treatment clinic studies of the clinical pharmacology of abused drugs, pharmacotherapies and other treatment strategies to treat drug abuse and addictions. Disciplines represented by the participating projects and investigators include psychiatry, clinical psychology, general internal medicine and clinical pharmacology, cardiology, pulmonary medicine, pediatrics, and chemistry. Currently, the supported projects involve primarily the problems associated with tobacco addiction, but we are prepared to support studies of other abused drugs as well. Our aims are: (1) To provide a state-of-the-art, well equipped and staffed, analytical and synthetic chemistry laboratory resource for the participating projects of drug abuse researchers at UCSF and at other institutions. (2) To provide consultation regarding optimal study design and data analysis strategies, particularly regarding pharmacokinetic analysis for participating projects. The overall objective is to provide sophisticated analytical laboratory resources responsive to the needs of individual constituent scientific projects as these projects change and evolve. This facility is a cost-effective shared laboratory resource that enhances research possibilities to further our understanding of human psychoactive drug use, abuse and addiction, its health consequences and its treatment.

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