Shannon Boye

We are exciting to welcome a new graduate student to the team. Looking forward to a productive few years with Kaitlyn. Welcome!!…

The very first graduate student of the Boye lab will officially become Miranda Scalabrino this December 19th! Congratulations Miranda and Anthony!…

I was so fortunate to be asked to speak at the Fighting Blindness Retina 2015 International Conference, supported by Novartis, which took place in Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland! Sight loss affects ~224,000 people in Ireland today and is projected to rise to 272,000 by the year 2020. For more, visit www.fightingblindness.ie It…

“From Bench to Branding: Bringing Research Discoveries to Life”- McKnight Brain Institute, DeWeese Auditorium, 8:00-5:00…

Congratulations to Tyler for taking the photo which got the cover of last issue’s Human Gene Therapy. And thank you to the entire Boye lab for contributing to this featured article on AAV mediated therapy in an all-cone mouse model of GUCY2D-LCA1.

When he’s not busy conducting gene therapy experiments at the bench, our very own K. Tyler McCullough graciously volunteers his time at UF Health where he brightens the day of many a patient by introducing them to his trusty sidekick, “Mack”. Mack’s biggest fans are found on the pediatric floor and in…

Miranda’s work on developing a gene therapy for Congenital Stationary Night Blindness was just accepted in Human Molecular Genetics. Click here to see the fruits of her labor! http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26310623…

In case you’re looking for the Boye lab, we are currently housed in M-119 of the Medical Sciences Building. We brought our capsids with us!…

Dr. Shannon Boye and Sanford Boye were honored this year at the University of Florida’s Celebration of Innovation for successfully transferring their world-class research to a commercial partner. The University of Florida ranks among the nation’s leaders at transferring technology to partners who turn these discoveries into commercial products that make…