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For Interview with William Tolliver and his Mother Schenley High School 11th Grade click below » Click here to play related AVI video file (23.9 MB)
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OR Save time by downloading video to desktop, then open to view. What Professors had to say:Rayshawn PritchardRayshawn came to the laboratory in eager anticipation of learning new things and developing new skills related to biomedical research. He worked toward testing the hypothesis that the cardiovascular risk factor myeloperoxidase could impaired isolated resistance artery function and that cofactors present in the circulation could impact the extent of this injury. To test this hypothesis, Rayshawn worked closely with members of the laboratory to not only examine isolated small arteries, but also to develop skills needed to analyze the data that he produced. Rayshawn's project provided him a hands-on opportunity to conduct biomedical research, and also to interact with researchers at many levels of training and experience which highlighted the many pathways to contributing to advancing scientific knowledge." Dr. Bruce Pitt "William Tolliver brought an exciting enthusiasm for biomedical research to our laboratory and quickly was an active participant in small animal surgery critical for phenotyping genetically inbred strains of mice for a study on ventilator induced lung injury. His training brought together several members of our laboratory who were working on different aspects of this project and their was a mutual benefit with respect to renewed excitement for the project itself as well as progress." 
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