OMRF scientist Roberto Pezza, Ph.D., received a two-year grant to study the development of chromosomes.
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2020 Annual Report: Healing Broken Hearts
Most of us know someone, or are someone, who has heart disease. It causes more deaths in the U.S. than cancer, taking 600,000 lives each year and millions more worldwide. One of the most common forms of heart disease is aortic stenosis. It occurs when the main valve of the heart — the aortic valve […]
2020 Annual Report: How 2020 Changed Science
You simply couldn’t find a scientist who was studying Covid-19 in 2019. Which makes sense, because it wasn’t until the final day of that year that China reported its first cluster of cases to the World Health Organization. In the months that followed, countless researchers pivoted to tackle the novel coronavirus that had emerged as […]
Oklahoma experts explain why men aren’t getting COVID-19 vaccine as often as women
When it comes to vaccination rates, men are lagging behind.
Five ‘second dose’ vaccine questions, answered
Experts at OMRF offer answers to five questions on the second shot to the arm.
With new grant, OMRF researcher comes full circle
A COBRE grant help launch Dr. Lijun Xia’s career. Now he’s leading one for a new era of young investigators.
