Stay up to date with the latest advances in all things gene delivery, from vector design to therapeutic development, with VectorBuilder’s Gene Delivery Seminar Series. This virtual seminar series brings together leading scientists, researchers, and industry experts to share insights on cutting-edge technologies, emerging R&D, and practical strategies in gene delivery. These seminars are part of VectorBuilder’s ongoing commitment to supporting the global research community with free, expert-led educational resources.
Upcoming Seminar
New Fluorescent Tools for Tracking Retinal Photoreceptor Dynamics and Protein Renewal
In the retina, vision begins when light is captured by opsin proteins within photoreceptor outer segments, specialized sensory cilia that continuously renew. While this process is well characterized in rods, technical limitations have made it difficult to quantify in cones. This seminar will explore a high-precision in vivo pulse-chase labeling platform using SNAP-tag opsin fusions and AAV-mediated expression to track opsin turnover over time. This approach confirms known renewal rates in rods while revealing distinct dynamics in cones, providing new insights into photoreceptor renewal under physiological and pathological conditions.
Date: Thursday, October 22nd Time: 11:00 AM EST | 4:00 PM BST
Genetic Engineering of Human Stem Cells and Regulatory T Cells
Studying Secretory Cell Pathways in Metabolic Diseases
Advancing Gene Editing Strategies for Efficient Genetic Improvements in Animal Models
Powerful Directed Evolution Platform for Novel AAV Vector Discovery
Advancing Gene Delivery of Large Knockins for Rodent Animal Models
A Diverse and Efficient Approach to CRISPR Technology
Modeling Neurodegenerative Disease Risk Using Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Interested in Speaking?
VectorBuilder welcomes opportunities to collaborate with researchers and thought leaders interested in presenting their work as part of the Gene Delivery Seminar Series.
Speakers can share their research, innovative technologies, and perspectives on the field while connecting with a global audience interested in gene delivery and beyond.