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Tackling critical gene therapy technology & knowledge gaps

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DC1: Identification and EVLP-mediated modification of target genes in lung transplantation

DC2: Improving ex vivo lung perfusion with negative pressure ventilation and mobilization

DC3: Viral vector and CRISPR based gene editing in isolated lung perfusion

DC4: IRI-on-Chip model to assess gene therapy interventions

DC5: Unravelling mechanisms in immunomodulated organs in lung transplantation with multiomics

DC6: Charting host immunity against lung organ transplants

DC7: Study of human immune reaction to lung transplantation in a xenograft mouse model

DC8: Rethinking rAAV and VLP production using 4D Fixed-bed bioreactors

DC9: siRNA and mRNA Therapy for Lung Inflammation

DC10: Cellular mechanisms affecting LVNP-directed CRISPR/Cas delivery in the lung

DC11: Intra- and extracellular determinants for efficient pulmonary gene editing

DC12: Early efficiency analysis of outcome driven solutions in lung transplantation

DC13: The ethics of gene therapy in lung transplantation research: the perspective of the donor

DC14: The ethics of gene therapy in lung transplantation research: the perspective of the recipient

DC15: Implementing and sustaining innovation in genetically modified lung transplants