Evaluating new treatment approach for Tourette syndrome
Tourette syndrome, a neurological disorder affecting up to one per cent of the population, is characterised by sudden unwanted and...
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Research group
Dr Jessica Cale is a member of the Molecular Therapies Research group at the Centre Molecular Medicine and Innovative Therapeutics (CMMIT) at Murdoch University. In 2021 Jessica gained her PhD from Murdoch University under the supervision of Professor Steve Wilton AO and Professor Sue Fletcher AO, where she specialised in antisense oligonucleotide-mediated treatment strategies for a family of rare connective tissue disorders. Jessica currently works as a postdoctoral scientist at CMMIT, dividing her time between research for the Biotechnology company, Senisca (Exeter, England) and grant funded research, applying her knowledge of antisense technologies.
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