@RNAedit

Leading RNA editing to treating disease

 Stanford, CA
lilab.stanford.edu
Joined August 2015
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Replying to @Maq_RNA @StanfordMed
Welcome aboard, Maq! I am excited to work with you in this adventure!
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3/3 I’d be also happy to meet and discuss what ADAR can do as a novel modality for therapeutic RNA base editing and how human genetics plays a crucial role for the target discovery etc. (Disclosure: I co-founded AIRNA, a company in this exciting space.) airna.com

Home — Airna

A bold visionfor genetic medicines AIRNA is committed to delivering the promise of RNA editing to people with rare diseases and common conditions The

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2/3 I look forward to meeting old and new friends! If you are interested in our work (exemplified by this paper) and seeking postdoc or collaboration opportunities, please feel free to DM or email me to schedule time to meet up! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…

RNA editing underlies genetic risk of common inflammatory diseases

Nature - cis-RNA editing quantitative trait loci, which are associated with immunogenic double-stranded RNAs, underlie genome-wide association study variants in common autoimmune and inflammatory...

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1/3 Super excited to present our work on RNA editing and sensing through the lens of human genetics of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases at #ASHG2024 in the Featured Symposium of #ADAR #RNAediting, Thursday Nov 7th 8:00-9:30am. eppro02.ativ.me/appinfo.php?… #ASHG24
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Replying to @purton_louise @ISEHSociety @JoyYWu @SeanM_Wu
My bad. I would’ve stayed if I knew. 😊 It makes me feel more obligated to visit you in Melbourne sometime soon. Hope you had a great trip to Ridge!
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Replying to @purton_louise @ISEHSociety @JoyYWu @SeanM_Wu
Congratulations Louise! I wish I could see you at Stanford too (traveling in Germany now). Enjoy your gathering with Joy and Sean!
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Replying to @DrNatSampaio @science_sophie @sethmasters @GantierLab
Congratulations! Carl is the best type of colleague to work with! I’m very jealous of your amazing center.
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Replying to @jacki_hf @CiiiD_Hudson
Congratulations Jacki on the great run @SVIResearch and the new chapter @CiiiD_Hudson! I feel the excitement for you and Carl.
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Replying to @FelixHorns @arcinstitute @Stanford
Congratulations Felix! Glad to be a colleague of yours. Welcome aboard!
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Excited about the additional $60M raise of AIRNA - kudos to the team! I never expected the amazing potential to help patients when I encountered this bizarre biology many years ago. More to come about ADAR, a truly one of its kind enzyme! businesswire.com/news/home/2…

AIRNA Raises Oversubscribed $60 Million Financing to Advance New Class of RNA Editing Medicines and...

AIRNA announces the successful closing of an oversubscribed $60 million financing round, which brings the total Series A funding to $90 million.

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Congratulations Xiaojing and the team! It’s amazing to watch all the ADAR-related developments. I cannot wait to see how things unfold and what the next ADAR-related invention will be! #ADAR #RNAediting
Xiaojing Gao@SynBioGaoLab23 May 2024
Radar Tx is de-stealthed today! It's been so great working (or rather, tagging along) with co-founders, @EerikKaseniit, Sophia Lugo, and Jim Collins. We've assembled a stellar research team, forging ahead with new designs. We are still hiring more. endpts.com/startup-launches-…

Startup launches with ‘RNA sensor’ technology from Stanford and MIT to better control mRNA therapies

Finding a way to deliver genetic medicines to the right parts of the body is one of the most technologically vexing problems in the biotech industry. Many companies grappling with ...

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Replying to @nevillesanjana @MatLegut @OverT_Bio @nygenome @nyuniversity
Congratulations Neville and team! I look forward to amazing things coming out of OverT!
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Excited to be part of this symposium to celebrate the extraordinary career of my PhD co-advisor Gary Stormo @gdstormo! I look forward to seeing Gary and other mentors and friends!
WashU Medicine Genetics@WashUGenetics22 Feb 2024
The Stormo Symposium on Computational Biology is open for registration! Join us and our exceptional group of speakers on “History and Current Developments in Computational Biology”. Don't miss this incredible event @WashUGenetics Please share and register! genetics.wustl.edu/the-storm…

The Stormo Symposium on Computational Biology - Genetics

The symposium celebrates Dr. Gary Stormo and his achievements as a pioneer in computational biology, as well as his legacy as an inspiring mentor and educator.

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Replying to @gdstormo
It’s a privilege for me to be one of your students. I’ve learned so much from you!
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Replying to @gdstormo
Congratulations Gary! Your vision and contribution to the field are very admirable!
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Replying to @purton_louise @nhmrc
Congratulations Louise!
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Replying to @bloodgenes
Congratulations Vijay!
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Honored to be part of this exciting webinar organized by Bryan Harada @structural_biol. I will focus on dsRNA editing mediated by ADAR1 and dsRNA sensing mediated by MDA5 and PKR. #ADAR
Cell Press@CellPressNews27 Oct 2023
Free Cell Press webinar, RNA sensing in immunity, w/ speakers Sun Hur @harvardmed @BostonChildrens, Stacy Horner @DukeMedSchool @TheHornerLab & Jin Billy Li @Stanford, Nov 15, 12:00 pm ET. hubs.li/Q026YThd0
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Replying to @purton_louise @jacki_hf
This is another case showing correlation != causation. :)
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Replying to @nevillesanjana
Congratulations Neville!
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