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Managing a NIAID Grant: a grantee experience Dr Mina John Centre for Clinical Immunology & Biomedical Statistics Royal Perth Hospital & Murdoch University W estern Australian HIV Cohort Study W estern Australian HIV Cohort Study
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Page 1: Managing a NIAID Grant: a grantee experience

Managing a NIAID Grant: a grantee experience

Dr Mina John

Centre for Clinical Immunology & Biomedical Statistics

Royal Perth Hospital & Murdoch University

Western AustralianHIV Cohort Study

Western AustralianHIV Cohort Study

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The Centre for Clinical Immunology & Biomedical Statistics Royal Perth Hospital & Murdoch University

Centre research scientists, employees and visiting research fellows July 2005

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WA HIV COHORT

STUDY est. 1987

BIOSTATISTICS COMPUTING

HLA GENOTYPING SERVICES

MHC RESEARCH

Simon Mallal & Ian JamesThe Centre for Clinical Immunology &

Biomedical Statistics

Royal Perth Hospital & Murdoch University

GENOMICS LAB

TECHNOLOGY

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HLA & HIV co-evolution

HLA-BHLA-BCodingCoding Coding (minus Exons 1-3)Coding (minus Exons 1-3)

0.005

0.005

0.02

WA White

ACTG Hispanic

Black

ACTG White

HIV NEF (clade B)HIV NEF (clade B)

Host gene HIV gene

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AcuteInfection

AIDSTIME

HLA-restricted T cell response Viral load

Escapes from current host RCReversions from previous host(s) RC

HIV adaptation to HLA in-vivo to optimise fitnessHIV adaptation to HLA in-vivo to optimise fitness

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HLA associations identify sites of immune recognition & selection1

TAFTIPSI non-adapted/revertantTAFTIPSV adapted/escapedTAFTIPST adapted/escaped2

C Moore et al, Science 2002, 296; 1439

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C Moore et al, Science 2002, 296; 1439

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“HIV 1 adaptation to HLA-restricted immune responses: viral and host

determinants and implications for HIV-1 vaccines” 2004 - 2009

• Large, ‘representative’ national population to study• Reflect contemporary viral diversity• Pre-treatment plasmas available stored at -80• Source of DNA • Contemporaneous viral load/CD4 count• Good epidemiologic and clinical data collection &

retrieval• Centralized specimen and DNA repositories• Potential synergies with therapeutics and drug

resistance research

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About the AACTG

• Largest HIV clinical trials organization in the world• Highly influential in setting standards of care for HIV/AIDS in

the US and the developed world.• Broad scientific, therapeutic, and pathogenesis-based research

agenda• Well established infrastructure for data and sample management• Directed by clinical scientists in HIV/AIDS therapeutic research. • Funded by the DHHS, NIH through the NIAID

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Protocol 5142: “A phase III, Randomized, Open-Label Comparison of Lopinavir/Ritonovir Plus Efavirenz Versus Lopinavir/Ritonavir Plus 2 NRTIs Versus Efavirenz Plus 2 NRTIs as Initial Therapy for HIV-1 Infection”

Co-enrolled in

Protocol 5128: “A multi-investigator/institutional DNA bank for AIDS related human genetic studies”

Preparing the application:

The ACTG

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Targeting an R01 announcement

Letter of intent

Establishing dialogue with the Scientific Review Administrator (SRA)

Preparing the application:preliminary communications

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The submission

The two-stage scientific review

Just in Time Concepts

Submission

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The submission: Key Ingredients

•Pressing research question – consistent with NIAID priorities

•Capability for conducting the research does not exist in the US

•Long term collaborators/research colleagues in the US or international

•Key people identified as investigators

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•A dedicated administrative person within research group who can: coordinate the submission and liaise with all parties involved

•Sound understanding of the ethical principles - how to address them in the application.

•Communication with the Grants Administrator

Key Ingredients: The applicant team

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Key Ingredients: the FWA

Local IRB registration with the Office of Human Research Protections (OHRP)

FWA: Federalwide Assurance Number: required for all documents pertaining to HREC processes

Ongoing communication with local IRB

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NIAID Foreign Organization

System Review

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These are typically under resourced and burdened by pharmaceutical trials

Provide ‘complete’ cover letters and lay descriptions using plain language

Ongoing reporting requirements – provide draft documentation especially if ‘expert’ knowledge of the grant/research is required.

Local IRB considerations

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Annual reporting

Electronic submission – 1. Progress report2. Annual Financial Status Report 3. Annual Report of Possible Research Misconduct

Obtain ethics renewal documentation

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Other thoughts…..

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Acknowledgements• National Institutes of Health• National Health and Medical Research

Council• American AIDS Clinical Trials Group• Centre for Clinical Immunology and

Biomedical Statistics• Royal Perth Hospital Department of

Medical Illustrations: Brydon Dunstan • Royal Perth Hospital Art Collection:

Curator of Artwork, Lancelot Hyde

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