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Oklahoma State Grads Win Fellowship for Genetic Research Breakthroughs

8/5/2025

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Oklahoma State University graduate students Muhammad Zubair Mehboob and Poorvi Subramanian have been awarded the prestigious Otto S. Cox Graduate Fellowship for their groundbreaking research in genetics. Mehboob delves into rare genetic variants associated with cancer, while Subramanian explores the RD3 gene's crucial role in immune regulation, fueling their dreams in the fields of genetics and immunology.

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Oklahoma State University graduate students Muhammad Zubair Mehboob and Poorvi Subramanian have been awarded the prestigious Otto S. Cox Graduate Fellowship for their groundbreaking research in genetics. Mehboob delves into rare genetic variants associated with cancer, while Subramanian explores the RD3 gene's crucial role in immune regulation, fueling their dreams in the fields of genetics and immunology.