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Watts Lab moves forward with NIH-funded research on Perivascular Adipose Tissue
MSUCOM researcher Stephanie Watts and her team are forging ahead in their research on Perivascular Adipose Tissue as a central integrator of vascular health. Like constructing a building, the researchers are developing a solid foundation for the five-year research program.
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Watts Lab moves forward with NIH-funded research on Perivascular Adipose Tissue
Like constructing a building or system, the Watts Lab researchers are building a solid foundation for the five-year research program. The team is currently studying the PVAT tissue to learn more about how blood vessels work, and redefining what that means for all people.
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