The story of James M. Wilson
American geneticist; director of the University of Pennsylvania's Institute for Human Gene Therapy at the time of the 1999 gene therapy trial in which Jesse Gelsinger died. Founder of Genovo.
James M. Wilson. American geneticist; director of the University of Pennsylvania’s Institute for Human Gene Therapy at the time of the 1999 gene therapy trial in which Jesse Gelsinger died. Founder of Genovo.
1992
James M. Wilson founded Genovo.
He denied in 1999 that money drove his research and said the financial relationship was fully explained on the consent form.
9 Feb 2005
James M. Wilson settled with the U.S. Department of Justice. Does not admit the government’s allegations.
Terms: no sponsoring of FDA-regulated trials for five years, and three years of supervised clinical work.
James M. Wilson, involved in The Gelsinger gene therapy trial.
James M. Wilson owns a stake in Genovo.
James M. Wilson worked at the University of Pennsylvania.
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