There are different kinds of vectors, or delivery methods, used in gene and cell therapy to get working genetic material to a cell. This session will explore the use of non-viral vectors as a mechanism to deliver this material and give examples and reason for being used over traditional viral vectors. Experts will review the various types of non-viral vectors including integrase and transposon systems and delivery methods for them, as well as technical challenges and limitations to successful non-viral gene transfer.
Pre-Event Supplementary Material: Intro to Viral Vectors
Introduction
12-12:05 PM
Moderator: Carmen Unzu, PhD, Principal Investigator, Center for Applied Medical Research
Intro to Non-Viral Vectors
12:05-12: 40 p.m.
Speaker:
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Lauren Woodard, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology and Hypertension, and Principal Investigator, Woodard Lab
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