Long Non‐Coding RNA modulators of cancer gene expression from mechanism to therapy
Children Cancer Institute is honoured to have Associate Professor Kevin Morris speak at the first seminar for 2014.
Professor Morris, from the School of Biotechnology and biomolecular Sciences at UNSW Science researches the role and mechanism of non-coding RNA-directed epigenetic regulation of gene expression in human cells. HIs lab has made significant advances in understanding the mechanism of RNA-directed control of transcription in human cells, with some of the insights biologically significant and therapeutically applicable.
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