In our September 9 Front Row lecture, Giordano Lippi shares what his lab is learning about the role that tiny molecules called microRNAs play in brain development. With new insights, his team is developing novel tools for potentially treating genetic disorders of the developing brain. Take a seat and learn more!
Professor Adjunct
Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology
New genetic links found to rare eye disease, opening the door to better diagnostics and potential treatments
The gene mutations explain why patients with MacTel are unable to produce enough of an amino acid needed for eye health.