RNA interference (RNAi) technology is a programmable, modular, scalable, and non-immunogenic approach to controlling gene expression based on endogenous mechanisms imbued in the human cell. In this seminar Professor Morris will provide examples of lipid nanoparticle and exosome mediated delivery of therapeutic RNAs to treat various human diseases.
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Professor Kevin V. Morris Kevin V. Morris is an American-born Australian resident, scientist and corresponding author on over 140 peer-reviewed publications on RNA control of gene transcription, gene and cell therapies and innovative lipid nanoparticle and extracellular vesicle platforms for RNA drug delivery. |
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