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MAGIC project presented at the Society for Muscle Biology Conference 2024

25 Jul 2024

MAGIC Presented at Society for Muscle Biology Conference 2024

MAGIC project was presented at “Skeletal Muscle Stem Cells in Development Regenerations & Adaptations” conference organised by the Society for Muscle Biology. The meeting took place on July 14th-19th 2024 in Estérel, Quebec, Canada

Professors Francesco Saverio Tedesco, Peter Zammit and Fred Relaix, leading experts in muscle stem cell biology and neuromuscular disease modeling, presented their latest findings promising new avenues for treatment and understanding of these debilitating conditions. 

The collaborative effort of the MAGIC consortium partners  underscores the importance of interdisciplinary research in tackling complex medical challenges. Their presentations not only highlight the progress made in understanding and treating neuromuscular diseases but also inspire hope for future breakthroughs that could transform the lives of millions affected by these conditions.

 

About Society for Muscle Biology

The mission of Society for Muscle Biology is to understand and expand the knowledge about muscle: development, function, genetics, interaction with neurons and other cell types, disease and repair.

 

From left to right: Prof Francesco Saverio Tedesco (UCL, Crick, GOSH), Prof Peter Zammit (KCL) and Prof Frederic Relaix (UPEC) presenting.

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