OMRF scientists have redefined how the gut microbiome operates and how our bodies coexist with some of the 100 trillion bacteria that make it up.
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OCASCR names new scientific director
OMRF’s Courtney Griffin succeeds OCASCR’s founding scientific director, Paul Kincade, who is retiring.
Hitting “reset” on cells by suppressing a protein
Discovery could be key to making adult stem cells easier to produce.
Oklahoma scientists warn of dangers of “stem cell tourism”
Desperation can drive some to risk lives and savings.
Plowing Ahead
A tractor accident severely damaged John Enns’ spine. We first met him after his injuries had healed and he was helping to establish the Oklahoma Center for Adult Stem Cell Research at OMRF. When we caught up with him again this past fall, we found a man who refuses to let his injuries slow him down.
