OMRF’s Christopher Hoover became just the second Oklahoman in 30 years to earn a prestigious Kirschstein service award.
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Can you control your family’s genetic destiny?
Epigenetics works like a watermark on top of your genes.
OMRF receives four grants totaling more than $5 million
The grants cover a range of areas, including colitis and colon cancer, sepsis, genomic tools, and outreach strategies for clinical trials.
Findings yield new clues to puzzling autoimmune disease
Sjögren’s syndrome may affect as many as 4 million Americans.
Oklahoma science students wrap up summer program at OMRF
Eight weeks of research just wrapped up for 14 gifted young scientists.
Oklahoma researchers zero in on cause of blood disorder
New findings could help scientists develop treatments for the condition known as ITP.
