Research Opportunities & Resources
Within the research activity groups from tissue interrogation to data integration, the KPMP consortium manages the resources within the KPMP and externally in the broader scientific community to achieve the goals of the KPMP.
Researcher Tools & Apps
antibodies
Validated Antibodies for the Kidney Precision Medicine Project
Data
Doi Collection
Collection of Digital Object Identifiers that have been assigned to KPMP project artifacts
funding opportunities
Collaborate with the KPMP consortium
KPMP TECHONOLGIES
Overviews of TIS technologies from the Kidney Tissue Atlas help documentation
Metadata standards
Standards for collecting and curating study data
Protocols
Guidelines for conducting studies within the KPMP
Publications
Published and preprint manuscripts
Publications &
Presentations App
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Used by KPMP investigators to facilitate the development
and publication of research using KPMP data.
How to submit a KPMP P&P manuscript.
Policies, Agreements, & fact sheets
Agreements, Charters, & Policies
Collaboration & ancillary studies
Fact sheets
KPMP Study protocols, mops & icfs
All research conducted by the KPMP consortium sites is done so according to a plan(a protocol). These protocols provide detailed guidelines for conducting a study and illustrate what will be done within a study by explaining each essential part of it and how it is carried out. In other words, protocols help researchers explain what they want to learn and how they’ll carry out their work.
IRB approved protocols are accompanied by manuals of procedures (MOPs), and informed consent forms (ICFs). KPMP clinical data is stored in REDCap and our codebooks and data dictionaries are made available here.
All KPMP protocols are reviewed and revised periodically as the consortium adds new techniques or learns things that warrant updating our process.
Archived studies
Healthy reference tissue study
Covid-19 Study
Tissue Interrogation site Information
The protocol documents for tissue preparation, methods, and technologies for the Tissue Interrogation Sites are hosted in a centralized repository on Protocols.io.
