RNA Therapeutics

The RNA Therapeutics Initiative at the University of Michigan

We are excited to announce that the Center for RNA Biomedicine has now entered into Phase II of its mission.  

To fully unlock the potential of RNA therapeutics, we are actively fundraising for the new Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Core (NATx).

Housed within the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute, NATx is a mission-aligned core resource developed with Center for RNA Biomedicine leadership to provide high-quality, cost-effective enzymatically and chemically synthesized RNAs for preclinical research accessible to researchers and clinicians at the University of Michigan and beyond.

Free from commercial constraints, this resource will further accelerate breakthroughs in personalized RNA medicines, positioning the U-M as a “leaders and best” community at the forefront of innovation, both nationally and globally.

Visit the Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Core website and learn more about the RNA Therapeutics Initiative at the Center for RNA Biomedicine, University of Michigan.

Dr. Michelle Hastings outlines how the RNA Therapeutics Initiative
is at the forefront of the personalized medicine frontier.

Michigan Medicine Town Hall – September 16, 2024

Michelle Hastings, Ph.D.,
Director, RNA Therapeutics
Peter, Todd, M.D., Ph.D.,
Clinical Director, RNA Therapeutics