The course at a glance

Close to 40% of human genes encode long and small non-coding RNA, many of which are conserved throughout evolution. They perform many essential functions in germ and somatic cells, ranging from the suppression of retrotransposons to fine-tuning gene expression. Yet the molecular mechanisms underlying these processes remain incompletely understood. The goal of this meeting is two-fold. One is to review recent advances in studying non-coding RNA biology, from biosynthesis to function. The second is to discuss the use of therapeutic non-coding RNAs (including antisense, small interfering, and CRISPR RNAs) as tools to correct faulty gene expression in human disease.

 

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Deadlines

  • Applications Opening
    1 Jan 2024
  • Youth Travel Fund Grants
    15 Feb 2024
  • Applications closing
    1 March 2024
  • Closing times: 23:59 (UTC+01:00)

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