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Home - OMRF News - Archives for leukemia

leukemia

Discovery could aid bone marrow transplants

February 7, 2011

An OMRF discovery might improve results for bone marrow transplants.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Arid3A, Arid3A protein, blood, bone marrow, Carol Webb, leukemia, Molecular and Cellular Biology, reprogrammed cells, stem cells, transplant

OMRF discovery could lead to better treatment for leukemia, lupus

May 24, 2010

Mechanism allows cells to fight disease-causing microorganisms

Filed Under: Diseases, News, Research News Tagged With: leukemia, Lijun, lupus, McEver, rodger, scientist-news, Xia

OMRF scientists cast new light on cancer-related genes

August 18, 2009

Findings offer clues about stopping breast cancer, leukemias

Filed Under: Diseases, News Tagged With: cancer, leukemia, Notch, scientist-news, Sun, Xiao-Hong

OMRF uncovers on-and-off switch for adult stem cells: Discovery holds “a great deal of therapeutic potential” for cancer treatment

October 29, 2007

Scientists at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation have discovered a protein that acts as a gas pedal and brake for so-called “adult” stem cells. The findings, which appear in the current issue of the scientific journal Blood, could have important treatment implications for cancer and other life-threatening diseases. “This work has a great deal of […]

Filed Under: Diseases, News Tagged With: adult stem cells, cancer, chemotherapy, leukemia, scientist-news, Sun, Xiao-Hong

Alive

In 1968, doctors gave Greg Kindell six weeks to live. He’s still here.   Like most organizations, OMRF maintains a general contact email address. It’s a place where people—and businesses and spammers—send their inquiries when they don’t know whom, exactly, at the foundation to ask. A handful of new messages typically arrive each day. “You’ll […]

Paul Kincade Thinks the Future Is Almost Here

Dr. Paul Kincade can’t recall a more exciting time for stem cell research. And with a 50-year career as a stem cell biologist, he has a vantage point that’s second to none. Earlier this year, after more than three decades heading a lab and research program at OMRF, Kincade retired as the foundation’s vice president […]

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