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Home - OMRF News - Archives for free radicals

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New OMRF findings shed light on maintaining muscle as we age

March 11, 2019

Age-related muscle loss, called sarcopenia, happens to all of us as we age and is a major cause of disability and loss of independence in the elderly.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: aging, bumsoo ahn, free radicals, hational institutes of health, Holly, Holly Van Remmen, journal of cachexia and skeletal muscle, metabolism, mice, mitochondria, muscle loss, news, newsok, NIH, OKC, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, oxidative stress, research, researchers, sarcopenia, science, scientist-news, scientists, van remmen, veterans affairs

Teaching the heart to grow again

June 6, 2014

Researchers want to regrow heart tissue without scarring.

Filed Under: Diseases, Featured News, News, Research News Tagged With: antioxidant, catalase, free radicals, grow, Hashem Sadek, heart, Hille, Kinter, luke szweda, mice, Michael, Mike Kinter, mitochondria, regenerate, repair, scientist-news, tissue, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

Free radicals are the language of the heart

May 23, 2014

Some free radicals are necessary for optimal heart function.

Filed Under: Diseases, Featured News, News, Research News Tagged With: cardiomyocytes, cell reports, drosophila, free radicals, fruit fly, heart, hui-ying lim, language, pericardial cells, reactive oxygen species, ros, Weidong Wang

Tracking ALS could open new avenues for treatment

August 15, 2013

Scientists are using MRI to follow the path of free radicals in ALS.

Filed Under: Diseases, News, Research News Tagged With: advanced magnetic resonance center, ALS, Florea Lupu, free radicals, kenneth hensley, Lou Gehrig's disease, magnetic resonance imaging, Melinda West, Rheal, rheal towner, scientist-news, Towner

$7.8 million grant will invest in junior researchers

March 12, 2013

A new COBRE grant is jump-starting innovative research projects at OMRF.

Filed Under: Featured News, News Tagged With: bioinformatics, cardiovascular development, chris sansam, christopher, COBRE, diabetes, DNA damage, free radicals, gametes, heart, hui-ying lim, IDeA, Jonathan, jonathan wren, Linda, Linda Thompson, Lorin, Lorin Olson, Olson, PDFG, Pezza, Roberto, roberto pezza, sansam, scientist-news, Thompson, Weidong Wang, Wren, zebrafish

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