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Rare Disease Centre @UniofOxford in partnership with @HarringtonDI_UH @UHhospitals, accelerating cures for rare diseases

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July 11 is our 1st Northeast Ohio Liver Alliance rare disease webinar. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 🩺 Dr. Fred Askari Michigan Hepatology Wilson disease 🩺 Naim Alkhouri Arizona Liver Health PFIC Alice Williams Wilson Disease Assoc & Emily Ventura PFICNETWORK pt/caregiver journey #LiverTwitter liveralliance.org/events/liver-q…

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Congratulations! Nicky Whiffin leads the Computational Rare Disease Genomics group in Oxford, which drives the understanding of genetic variation in #raredisease and is key to developing new therapies for patients

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Thank you for the visit and for the excellent and productive discussions on how we will work together to deliver new therapies for #Friedreichsataxia

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Today we are in London at the Inaugural Symposium of the UK Platform for Nucleic Acid Therapies UK Platform for Nucleic Acid Therapies- UPNAT Rare Disease Research UK which set to be an invaluable resource for the #raredisease community. Introduction by Dr Haiyan Zhou the Director of UPNAT

Today we are in London at the Inaugural Symposium of the UK Platform for Nucleic Acid Therapies <a href="/UpNAT_node/">UK Platform for Nucleic Acid Therapies- UPNAT</a> <a href="/RDRUKHub/">Rare Disease Research UK</a> which set to be an invaluable resource for the #raredisease community. Introduction by <a href="/lab_zhou/">Dr Haiyan Zhou</a> the Director of UPNAT
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Carlo Rinaldi @the_r_lab Department of Paediatrics Oxford_IDRM leads our Neurological Disorders Theme and works at the exciting interface of research and industry, collaborating with companies to deliver new therapies for #RareDiseases

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Today we’re at #GERS2024 the Genomics England Research Summit. An inspiring and informative event featuring patients, funders, clinicians and scientists, with engaging and topical panel discussions for all stakeholders in genomics and #RareDisease

Today we’re at #GERS2024 the Genomics England Research Summit. An inspiring and informative event featuring patients, funders, clinicians and scientists, with engaging and topical panel discussions for all stakeholders in genomics and #RareDisease
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A hugely important discovery in neurodevelopmental disorders from the Computational #RareDisease Genomics group in Oxford. Offering hope for many thousands of people with mutations in the gene RNU4-2 Yuyang Chen Nicky Whiffin Unique Genomics England

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Spina bifida, a group of rare neural tube defects, affects many thousands of infants globally. #HarringtonScholar surgeon-scientist Diana Farmer UC Davis Research UC Davis Surgery is developing new therapeutic approaches using stem cells 👇👇👇

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M. Peter Marinkovich, MD, David Hilliard, a leading researcher and #HarringtonScholar, discusses the promising potential of pz-cel for treating severe RDEB. #RareDisease #GeneTherapy bit.ly/3WleFt8

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A new paper from Carlo Rinaldi Carlo Rinaldi, who leads the OHC neurological disorders theme 👇The team shows how innovation using microRNA can address cell specificity and off-target effects, which are current hurdles in gene editing technologies for the treatment of #rarediseases

A new paper from Carlo Rinaldi <a href="/rinaldi_ca/">Carlo Rinaldi</a>, who leads the OHC neurological disorders theme 👇The team shows how innovation using microRNA can address cell specificity and off-target effects, which are current hurdles in gene editing technologies for the treatment of #rarediseases
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A limited number of spaces remain - join us for our in-person symposium on drug development for #rarediseases presented by leaders in academia, industry and patient representation. Summary - Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre  Symposium 2024 (cvent.com)