Victor Tse
Graduate Student
Jeremy Sanford, University of California Santa Cruz
Pronouns: he/him
First-gen PhD student investigating pre-mRNA splicing mechanisms in rare diseases, and the development of splice-switching antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) to correct aberrant splicing in rare diseases.
Interested in:
1. The roles post-transcriptional mechanisms have in the etiology of rare diseases.
2. Pre-mRNA splicing.
3. RNA structure.
4. RNA-based precision medicine and their mechanism of action.
5. iPSC-based Disease modeling.
My Presentations
Topics of Interest
- Bay Area RNA Conference
- RNA Mechanism
- RNA Structure
- RNA Technologies
- Sequence Exploration
- Gene Regulation
- In Vivo Function
- Workshops, Sessions, and Socials
- Careers in Industry
- Coffee and Tea
- PhD to Postdoc
- Postdoc to PI
