That's a general problem with biomedical research -- it's hard to attract the people who may need it most.
It will be a unique and powerful resource for the university and Kentucky. We want to be able to look at the interaction between environment and illness.
We've got everything. We have in a fairly manageable size a number of microenvironments.
It will be an ideal data set for students and physicians who have a very specific hypothesis that can be answered using the information we already have available.
