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OMRF scientist receives VA grant for osteoarthritis, microbiome research

OMRF scientist receives VA grant for osteoarthritis, microbiome research

January 31, 2023

Studies could lead to new OA treatment strategy

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cartilage microbiome, jeffries, matlock, microbiome, oa, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, osteoarthritis, scientist-news

Bodywork: Can a collar protect athletes from brain injuries?

January 31, 2023

While watching the NFL playoffs, I’ve noticed a number of players wearing what looks like a collar around their necks. It’s not attached to anything, and it’s not bulky like a typical pad. Any idea what this is and why players are wearing it?

Filed Under: Bodywork Tagged With: adam cohen, concussions, football, McEver, Q-Collar, rodger, safety, scientist-news, traumatic brain injury

OMRF receives $3.4 million to study muscle loss in aging

January 25, 2023

Researchers seek clues to condition called sarcopenia

Filed Under: News Tagged With: denervation, Holly, Jacob Brown, muscle atrophy, muscle weakness, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, redox biology, scientist-news, van remmen

Bodywork: Getting to the root of “chemo curls”

January 24, 2023

My friend’s chemo treatment caused him to lose his hair temporarily. His formerly straight hair is now curly. Is this normal?

Filed Under: Bodywork Tagged With: adam cohen, cancer, chemotherapy, McEver, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, rodger, scientist-news

With gene-editing technology, the possibilities are staggering

January 22, 2023

An advancement in gene editing technology is transforming medicine in the lab and the clinic. Where could this technology lead?

Filed Under: On Your Health Tagged With: adam cohen, Andrew Weyrich, andy weyrich, CRISPR, crispr/cas9, gene editing, genetics, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF

OMRF receives $2.1 million to study immune system

January 19, 2023

Scientist hopes to better understand T cells

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Judith James, Maximizing Investigators' Research Award, Meng, metabolism, mitochondria, NIH grant, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, scientist-news, T cell, t-cells, Zhao

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