April 23, 2024

Gene Delivery Seminar – From Blueprint to Biology: Designing Transient mRNA Therapeutics for Next‑Wave Medicine.

Gene Delivery Seminar – From Blueprint to Biology: Designing Transient mRNA Therapeutics for Next‑Wave Medicine.
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mRNA is moving beyond vaccines, but where is it going next?
Join VectorBuilder’s next Gene Delivery Seminar to learn how advances in mRNA design are enabling precise, transient protein expression across diverse disease areas.

Dr. Francis Enane from Indiana Biosciences will highlight advances in mRNA design and stability, including optimized UTRs, nucleoside modifications, and emerging modalities like sa-RNA and circ-RNA. You’ll also learn how new LNP technologies are unlocking tissue-targeted delivery!

Date: Thursday, April 23rd, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM EST | 3:00 PM GMT

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https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7017576877969/WN_WwxvBGUQT6SPZepMPFv8YQ

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