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I am deeply honored for the invitation to give Pieter Cullis Invitational Lecture @NMIN_NCE. Thank you!
MAR 24: Gaurav Shay @sahayg1 @OregonState will discuss the next horizon for LNPs: tissue/cell-specific #mRNA delivery for the treatment of various diseases.
Register: https://www.nanomedicines.ca/nmin-lectures/#sahay
Lipid nanoparticles (tiny balls of fat made in a lab) were key to mRNA-based #COVID19 vaccines.
Now researchers are using nanotechnology to deliver #GeneTherapy to photoreceptors to treat eye disease
@OregonState @CaseyEye @sahayg1
@ScienceAdvances:
https://bit.ly/3H3cH91
Just B.E.A.U.T.F.U.L! https://twitter.com/sahayg1/status/1613262600023994369
Congratulations to my student @Marco__Polo14 and Renee Ryals for our first paper of the year. I am so proud of the persistence of our entire team that has unlocked a new cell type. In today's world you unlock LNP based delivery to a new cell type you can unleash a wave of Tx.
Big thank you for the shout out @DahlmanLab
Congratulations, @sahayg1 and team. Another great paper from a great lab. https://twitter.com/sahayg1/status/1613262600023994369
Using mRNA, researchers have developed a promising approach for the intracellular delivery of genes in the eye, which may have the potential to prevent vision loss for inherited retinal diseases.
Learn more in this week’s issue of Science Advances: https://scim.ag/181
In a study published today in @ScienceMagazine, researchers from @OHSUNews & @OregonState demonstrate how a new lipid nanoparticle delivery system targets light-sensitive cells in the eye. It may improve #genetherapy for inherited retinal diseases. https://bit.ly/3XrI4j5