Pharmacology & Toxicology graduate students receive awards at Research!Louisville
Twenty-nine graduate students in the Pharmacology & Toxicology graduate program presented their research at Research!Louisville. Five award winners:
Doctoral Basic Science Graduate Student Award
3rd place: Ashley Mudd
Modulation of Src, EGFR and the colon inflammatory environment by berry-derived anthocyanidans
Mentor: Ramesh Gupta
2nd place: Douglas Saforo
Tumor microenvironment mimetic culture aids isolation, expansion, and potency of tumor stromal progenitors from primary lung cancer reactions.
Mentors: Leah Siskind & Levi Beverly
1st place: Joshua Royal
Epicertin, a cholera toxin B subunit variant, utilizes an ER retention signal to enhance intestinal wound healing via an unfolded protein response.
Mentor: Nobuyuki Matoba
Master’s Basic Science Graduate Student Award
2nd place: Aaron Whitt
Paraoxonose 2 plays a critical role in non-small cell lung carcinoma proliferation
Mentor: Chi Li, PhD
1st place: Matthew Dent
A novel lectin-Fc fusion protein with anti-cancer activity
Mentor: Nobuyuki Matoba, PhD