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10.06.26

TUDP: genomics, bioinformatics and knowledge for undiagnosed diseases

Fondazione Telethon’s TUDP combines genomics, bioinformatics and research to identify the genetic causes of rare paediatric diseases without a diagnosis.

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03.06.26

New “SMArT” platform makes gene editing in hematopoietic stem cells more efficient and safer

Nature Biotechnology study shows near-pure selection of correctly edited blood stem cells while reducing dangerous genomic alterations.

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19.05.26

SR-Tiget’s Development Facilities: where gene therapy takes shape

How SR-Tiget’s development facilities are key to turn research into advanced therapies, and why they represent a new professional frontier.

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08.05.26

Lysosome Biology: From “Suicide Bag” to Metabolic Hub

Tigem research reveals the lysosome as a metabolic hub via TFEB and mTOR, enabling new treatments for lysosomal diseases, neurodegeneration and cancer.

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20.04.26

Fondazione Telethon’s genomic program ends the diagnostic odyssey for hundreds of children

Eight years of the Undiagnosed Disease Program by Fondazione Telethon: nearly 1 in 2 children receive a molecular diagnosis. A new study in Genetics in Medicine Open reports the main outcomes and describes a model that can be adopted by national health systems.

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02.04.26

N-of-1 therapies: personalised treatments for single patients

How N-of-1 therapies and antisense oligonucleotides enable personalised treatments for ultra-rare genetic diseases, from mutation to clinical use.

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12.03.26

Reaching the CNS with lentiviral gene therapy

SR-TIGET ex vivo and in vivo lentiviral gene therapy aims to target the CNS, building on MLD success and expanding toward new therapeutic strategies.

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09.03.26

Tigem: technological platforms serving research

TIGEM’s core facilities combine advanced technology and scientific mentoring, accelerating growth and research for PhD students and postdocs.

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02.03.26

Retinal dystrophies: gene-agnostic therapy based on miRNAs

New miR-based gene-agnostic strategies target shared mechanisms in retinal dystrophies, opening new therapeutic options beyond single-gene therapy. 

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