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16 Responses to “Speaker Q & A”

  1. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    From Farm to Pharmacy: A Strawberry-Derived Solution to Oral Protein Delivery
    Kathryn A. Whitehead, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor Carnegie Mellon University

  2. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Building Novel Immune Cell Agonist Anti-Cancer Agents out of Bicycle Parts
    Kevin McDonnell
    Bicycle Therapeutics

  3. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Toward Universal Druggability
    Gregory Verdine
    Harvard University and Harvard Medical School
    Fog Pharmaceuticals and LifeMine Therapeutics

  4. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Adrenomedullin Functions at the Maternal-Fetal Interface
    Kathleen Caron
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  5. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Empowering Peptide Science through Easy 18F-labelling for PET Imaging and New Stapling Methods Inspired by Natural Product Toxins
    David M. Perrin
    University of British Columbia

  6. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    A Peptide Engineering Platform for PEG-FA Stapled Long-acting Peptide Hormones
    Weijun Shen
    Calibr at Scripps Research

  7. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Novel Therapeutics for Inflammatory Disorders of Pregnancy-Opportunities and Challenges
    Sarah Robertson
    The University of Adelaide

  8. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Deadly Cures: A Spider-Venom Peptide for Treating Ischemic Injuries of the Heart and Brain
    Glenn King
    The University of Queensland

  9. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Peptides for Molecular Recognition and Brain Delivery
    Ernest Giralt
    Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB Barcelona)

  10. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Novel Pairings in the Human Peptide-Receptor Signaling System
    David E. Gloriam
    University of Copenhagen

  11. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Chimeric Macrocyclic Peptide Antibiotics Against WHO Priority 1 Gram-Negative Bacteria Targeting both Lipopolysaccharide and BamA
    Daniel Obrecht
    Polyphor AG

  12. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Cyclic Cell-Penetrating Peptides: Mechanism of Action and Applications
    Dehua Pei
    The Ohio State University 

  13. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    GI Device Development in a Few Movements
    Giovanni Traverso
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

  14. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    GEN-009: A Neoantigen Vaccine Based on Autologous Peptide Immune Responses
    GEN-011: Transforming T cell Therapy for Solid Tumors
    Daniel DeOliveira
    Genocea Biosciences, Inc.

  15. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Vasopressin: Old Dog. New Tricks
    Michael Brownstein
    Azevan Pharmaceuticals

  16. Peptide Therapeutics Symposium says:

    Dual Myristic Acid (Myr) and Trans Activator of Transcription (Tat) Conjugated Peptides: A Potential Platform Technology for Intracellular Cargo Delivery
    Lindon Young
    Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

    Kerry-Anne A. Perkins
    Virtua Memorial Hospital

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