We are delighted to present the third speaker in our webinar series – Professor David Sheppard from the University of Bristol. David’s presentation was focused on Cystic Fibrosis and his talk was “Cystic Fibrosis: Rescuing Faulty Channels with Targeted Therapies”.
The webinar took place on Tuesday 30th November 2021 at 16:00 BST.
We are delighted to present the second speaker in our webinar series – Professor Stephen Tucker from the Department of Physics at the University of Oxford. Stephen speaking on the topic of the TASK-1 K2P channel and his talk will be entitled “Defective X-gating caused by de novo mutations in the TASK-1 K2P channel (KCNK3) underlies a developmental disorder with sleep apnea”.
The webinar took place on Thursday 16th September 2021 at 16:00 BST.
Metrion Biosciences’ CEO Dr Andrew Southan presents an overview of Metrion Biosciences, highlighting the company’s vision, expertise and services. December 10th, 2020.
Marc Rogers (Metrion CSO) presents a talk at the Nanion Virtual User Meeting 2020 entitled “Designing multiple assay protocols for ligand-gated ion channels using the stacked-tip feature on the Patchliner and SP384i platforms”. 14th October 2020.
Marc Rogers (Metrion CSO) takes part in a collaborative webinar with Nanion Technologies entitled “Validation and optimization of automated patch-clamp voltage-gated Ca2+ channel assays”.
As part of the the LabTube meets series of interviews Marc Rogers, Metrion Biosciences CSO, outlines the benefits of targeting ion channels for pain and some of the hurdles in developing successful ion channel modulators.
Presentation by Marc Rogers (Metrion CSO) at the 8th February 2018 SR Live event during Metrion’s 2018 Syndicate Room finance round.
Presentation by Marc Rogers (Metrion CSO) at the June 2016 Sophion Ion Channel Modulation Symposium, Clare College, Cambridge (UK). CiPA update: in vitro cardiac ion channel screens, in silico models and stem cell iPS cardiomyocyte assays for proarrhythmia risk prediction.
Presentation by Marc Rogers (Metrion CSO) at the September 2015 Safety Pharmacological Society, Prague. Using high quality HTS automated patch-clamp data from human cardiac ion channels and in silico action potential modelling to cost-effectively predict QP prolongation and arrhythmia risk for CiPA.