Ryan Marks

@ryanmmarks

gene editor 🧬 • PhD Molecular Genetics @uoftmedicine • Connaught Public Impact Fellow @uoft • Cohn Lab Genetics & Genome Biology SickKids @SK_GGB @SickKidsnews

Toronto, Ontario Joined March 2023

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Ryan Marks @ryanmmarks Nov 4, 2024

Looking forward to sharing our work on new genome editing techniques for DMD!

ASGCT Verified account @ASGCTherapy Nov 4, 2024

JUST RELEASED: The full collection of #ASGCTBreakthroughs24 abstracts!

Read + download more than 60 pieces of original research into #genetherapy and #celltherapy treatments for #MuscularDystrophy, and register to join us in Chicago. bit.ly/40QPrWj
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Ryan Marks @ryanmmarks May 2, 2024

Honoured to receive a Canada Graduate Scholarship - Doctoral (CGS-D) from @CIHR_IRSC !

Very excited to continue our work developing precision genome editing therapeutics in the @ronald_cohn & @EIvakine labs!

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Ryan Marks @ryanmmarks Jan 30, 2024

Today, in @NatureBiotech we share our perspectives on recent developments in prime editing enabling various high efficiency applications in vivo and identify future opportunities for precision genome editing in the clinic. #NBTNV

Nature Biotechnology Verified account @NatureBiotech Jan 29, 2024

An optimized toolkit for prime editing #NBTNV go.nature.com/3HCAlIX

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Ryan Marks @ryanmmarks Jul 14, 2023

Great discussions on the role of genetics in health and disease, genome sequencing, and the future of CRISPR therapies with students participating in the @MoGen_Grad STEAM-D program #genechat

Department of Molecular Genetics, U of T @MoGen_Grad Jul 14, 2023

MoGen Grad Students are mentoring students from the Steam-D program, a summer program hosted for youth who are interested in entering STEAM fields.

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Ryan Marks @ryanmmarks Jul 11, 2023

An excellent animation of prime editing!

Prime Medicine Verified account @PrimeMedicine Jul 11, 2023

In chapter 4 of our science explainer series, we continue our journey inside a human cell to demonstrate how the Prime Editor is intended to correct a single base mutation. primemedicine.com/science

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