How U of L will use one of its biggest grants ever for medical research
The University of Louisville has received one of the biggest medical-research grants in its history: a $13.8 million award from the National Institutes of Health.
The school will use the funds to study a promising new type of adult cardiac stem cell that has the potential to treat heart failure, according to a news release.
The principal investigator for the study is Dr. Roberto Bolli, director of U of L’s Institute of Molecular Cardiology. Bolli also is scientific director of the Cardiovascular…
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