The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has awarded OMRF scientist Robert Axtell, Ph.D., a two-year, $422,400 grant to study the interplay between two specific cell types that drive the activity and progression of multiple sclerosis.
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The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has awarded OMRF scientist Robert Axtell, Ph.D., a two-year, $422,400 grant to study the interplay between two specific cell types that drive the activity and progression of multiple sclerosis.
A pair of scientists at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation are bringing together their expertise to find new ways to study one of the most prominent symptoms of multiple sclerosis: vision loss. For nearly 20 percent of MS patients, vision loss is the first symptom of the disease and often occurs long before an MS diagnosis.
