MCB's Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe will be presenting at this year's Gairdner Foundation’s annual research symposium.
Click the link below to live stream the event.
Live Stream Link: http://streaming.med.utoronto.ca/18791
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The Gairdner Foundation’s annual research symposia convene world-renowned scientists to discuss relevant global health topics and share their cutting-edge research with audiences.
The theme of Gairdner’s 2017 Friday Symposium is “New frontiers in targeted therapies for human health,” with each of our six speakers presenting on a variety of related topics:
Emma Allen-Vercoe, Ph.D: “Bugs as drugs: modifying the human gut microbiome with ‘microbial ecosystem therapeutics”
Michael LaFlamme, M.D., Ph.D: “Heart regeneration with pluripotent stem cells”
Hans Clevers, M.D., Ph.D: “Stem cell-grown organoids as models for human disease”
Helen Hobbs, M.D., Ph.D: “Simple genetics for a complex disease: getting to the heart of the matter”
Adrian Krainer, Ph.D: “Nusinersen (SpinrazaTM): The First FDA Approved Treatment for SMA”
Michel Sadelain, M.D., Ph.D: “Therapeutic T cell engineering: CD19 CAR therapy and beyond”