Kate Broderick on the INOVIO DNA vaccine candidate for COVID-19

As an expert in the field, Kate Broderick, Senior Vice President, R&D, INOVIO Pharmaceuticals (CA, USA) spoke to Editor Lucy Chard on the DNA vaccine – INO-4800 – currently undergoing clinical trials for use against COVID-19. Can you please give a short background of your career to date? Certainly, I went to Glasgow University, for both my bachelors and my PhD, my BSc was in genetics and then I went on to do a PhD in molecular genetics there. When I graduated with my PhD, I decided to see what life was like in another country. So, I moved...
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