Bio

A former competitive bodybuilder and perpetual fitness enthusiast Bill’s passion for optimizing health and fitness through science led him to obtain a BSc. in chemistry before transitioning into the life sciences, completing a PhD in biomedical science. He's currently a research scientist at (The) Ohio State University, where his research is focused on the role of the immune system in muscle and tissue repair, as well as mechanisms that link stress/injury to the loss of 'self-tolerance' in autoimmune disease. When he's not pondering mechanisms that break tolerance to self-antigens, Bill enjoys archery, hunting, hiking, mountain biking, and shooting sports and is an aspiring gearhead.

Education & training

BSc. Chemistry, The Ohio State University
PhD Biomedical Science, The Ohio State University College of Medicine

Location

Ohio, U.S.

Recent work

Sodium Bicarbonate -
A new FAQ was added to this page.
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Raynaud's Phenomenon -
All new FAQs were added to this page.
major

Research written by

Edited by

Reviewed by

L-Tyrosine -
New FAQs added
major

Research written by

Edited by

Reviewed by

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide -
FAQ on the current legal status of NMN added, where we break down the convoluted path from legal dietary supplement to being pulled from the shelves of most retailers in the U.S.
minor

Research written by

Reviewed by

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide -
FAQs on the potential for NMN interactions with chronic inflammation and SASP (senescence-associated secretory phenotype) added
minor

Research written by

Edited by

Reviewed by

Bill Willis, PhD in biomedical science

Bio

Education & training

Location

Recent work

Sodium Bicarbonate - A new FAQ was added to this page.minor

Raynaud's Phenomenon - All new FAQs were added to this page.major

L-Tyrosine - New FAQs addedmajor

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide - FAQ on the current legal status of NMN added, where we break down the convoluted path from legal dietary supplement to being pulled from the shelves of most retailers in the U.S.minor

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide - FAQs on the potential for NMN interactions with chronic inflammation and SASP (senescence-associated secretory phenotype) addedminor

Sodium Bicarbonate -
A new FAQ was added to this page.
minor

Raynaud's Phenomenon -
All new FAQs were added to this page.
major

L-Tyrosine -
New FAQs added
major

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide -
FAQ on the current legal status of NMN added, where we break down the convoluted path from legal dietary supplement to being pulled from the shelves of most retailers in the U.S.
minor

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide -
FAQs on the potential for NMN interactions with chronic inflammation and SASP (senescence-associated secretory phenotype) added
minor