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John G. Flannery

Professor of Molecular Therapeutics

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Molecular and Cell Biology

School of Optometry

John G. Flannery is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor of Molecular Therapeutics at University of California, Berkeley.

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John G. Flannery

University of California, Berkeley

Professor of Molecular Therapeutics

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ophthalmology genetics neuroscience retina mammalian biology gene expression vision research gene therapy avian biology visual science neuro-ophthalmology medicine experimental ophthalmology gene delivery virology vascular biology human genetics medicinal research membrane biology neurophysiology retinal degeneration genomics gene function ocular disease experimental medicine virus research cellular neurobiology retinitis pigmentosa protein science animal biotechnology molecular neurobiology photoreceptor cells biomedical imaging gene regulation viral genetics in vivo systems rat model muller glia mouse retina cell death plo biology genome biology tissue imaging protein transport viral evolution visual function genetic basis neovascularization directed evolution animal science apoptosis medical genetics protein expression viral oncology molecular regulation transgenic rat model inherited retinal degeneration rodent models muller glial cells clinical investigation zoology cell regulation antibody engineering optic nerve functional regulation genetic technologies experimental biology brain imaging single-cell analysis vivo-directed evolution ribozyme rescue rod photoreceptors adeno-associated virus transgenic mice optogenetic vision restoration on-bipolar cells

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Addressing Challenges in Developing Treatments for Inherited Retinal Diseases: Recommendations From the Third Monaciano Symposium. Translational Vision Science & Technology (2025)

visual sciencemedicineophthalmologytranslational researchretinaocular diseasetranslational medicine

Dissecting the Biological Complexity of Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Is It One Disease, Multiple Separate Diseases, or a Spectrum?. Experimental Eye Research (2025)

Jason M L MillerBenjamin R ThompsonJames T HandaPhilip LuthertUsha ChakravarthyKarl G CsakyAlan BirdBenjamin K YoungSudha K IyengarJiwon BaekMoussa A ZouacheBurt T RichardsGregory S HagemanGerry RodriguesKapil BhartiJohn G FlanneryMichael B GorinCatherine Bowes Rickman

biological complexityeye healthophthalmologyage-related macular degenerationmultiple separate diseasesocular pathologyexperimental ophthalmologyocular disease

Optogenetic Restoration of High-Sensitivity Vision Using Chrmine- and Chrome-Based Channelrhodopsins. Scientific Reports (2025)

optogeneticsvisual scienceophthalmologybiomedical engineeringvision researchretinabiophotonicsvisual systemvision rehabilitationneuroscience

A Systematic Review of Optogenetic Vision Restoration: History, Challenges, and New Inventions From Bench to Bedside. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine (2022)

Antonia StefanovJohn G. Flannery

optogeneticsmedicineophthalmologysystematic reviewoptogenetic vision restorationhealth sciences

Gene Therapy for Inherited Retinal Disease: Long-Term Durability of Effect. Ophthalmic Research (2022)

Bart P. LeroyM. Dominik FischerJohn G. FlanneryRobert E. MacLarenDeniz DalkaraHendrik P.N. SchollDaniel C. ChungClaudio SperaDaniel ViriatoJudit Banhazi

gene therapyophthalmologyretinageneticslong-term durabilityinherited retinal disease

Photopharmacology for Vision Restoration. Current Opinion in Pharmacology (2022)

Michael H. BerryAmy HoltJohannes BroichhagenPrashant DonthamsettiJohn G. FlanneryEhud Y. Isacoff

neurosciencevision restorationpharmacologyneuro-ophthalmology

Restoration of High-Sensitivity Patterned Vision in Motion With an Engineered Light-Gated G Protein-Coupled Receptor. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Amy HoltMichael H. BerryJamie LoPrashant DonthamsettiMeike ViselJohannes BroichhagenJohn G. FlanneryEhud Y. Isacoff

g protein-coupled receptorreceptorsvision researchbiological engineeringbiomolecular engineeringneural engineeringneuroscience

Targeting On-Bipolar Cells by Aav Gene Therapy Stably Reverses Lrit3 -Congenital Stationary Night Blindness. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Keiko MiyaderaEvelyn SantanaKarolina RoszakSommer IffrigMeike ViselSimone IwabeRyan F. BoydJoshua T. BartoeYu SatoAlexa GrayAna Ripolles-GarciaValérie L. DufourLeah C. ByrneJohn G. FlanneryWilliam A. BeltranGustavo D. Aguirre

gene therapydermatologynanomedicinebiomedical engineeringvascular biologyaav gene therapyon-bipolar cellsmammalian biologyremedial actiontumor biologyneuroscience

Aav Delivery of Progranulin to Retinas of Progranulin-Null Mice is Time-Sensitive. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2021)

Emilia A ZinDaisy HanJennifer TranJohn Gerard Flannery

ophthalmologyavian biologymammalian biologyaav deliveryprogranulin-null mice

Aav Induced Expression of Human Rod and Cone Opsin in Bipolar Cells of a Mouse Model of Retinal Degeneration. BioMed Research International (2021)

Michelle E. McClementsFederica StaurenghiMeike ViselJohn G. FlanneryRobert E. MacLarenJasmina Cehajic-Kapetanovic

neurologymouse modelgene expressionbiomedical researchophthalmologyaav induced expressionavian biologybipolar cellsmammalian biologycone opsinretinal degenerationneuroscience

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John G. Flannery

Professor of Molecular Therapeutics

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Molecular and Cell Biology

School of Optometry

John G. Flannery is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor of Molecular Therapeutics at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Experiences

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John G. Flannery

University of California, Berkeley

Professor of Molecular Therapeutics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing Challenges in Developing Treatments for Inherited Retinal Diseases: Recommendations From the Third Monaciano Symposium. Translational Vision Science & Technology (2025)

visual sciencemedicineophthalmologytranslational researchretinaocular diseasetranslational medicine

Dissecting the Biological Complexity of Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Is It One Disease, Multiple Separate Diseases, or a Spectrum?. Experimental Eye Research (2025)

biological complexityeye healthophthalmologyage-related macular degenerationmultiple separate diseasesocular pathologyexperimental ophthalmologyocular disease

Optogenetic Restoration of High-Sensitivity Vision Using Chrmine- and Chrome-Based Channelrhodopsins. Scientific Reports (2025)

optogeneticsvisual scienceophthalmologybiomedical engineeringvision researchretinabiophotonicsvisual systemvision rehabilitationneuroscience

A Systematic Review of Optogenetic Vision Restoration: History, Challenges, and New Inventions From Bench to Bedside. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine (2022)

Antonia StefanovJohn G. Flannery

optogeneticsmedicineophthalmologysystematic reviewoptogenetic vision restorationhealth sciences

Gene Therapy for Inherited Retinal Disease: Long-Term Durability of Effect. Ophthalmic Research (2022)

Bart P. LeroyM. Dominik FischerJohn G. FlanneryRobert E. MacLarenDeniz DalkaraHendrik P.N. SchollDaniel C. ChungClaudio SperaDaniel ViriatoJudit Banhazi

gene therapyophthalmologyretinageneticslong-term durabilityinherited retinal disease

Photopharmacology for Vision Restoration. Current Opinion in Pharmacology (2022)

Michael H. BerryAmy HoltJohannes BroichhagenPrashant DonthamsettiJohn G. FlanneryEhud Y. Isacoff

neurosciencevision restorationpharmacologyneuro-ophthalmology

Restoration of High-Sensitivity Patterned Vision in Motion With an Engineered Light-Gated G Protein-Coupled Receptor. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Amy HoltMichael H. BerryJamie LoPrashant DonthamsettiMeike ViselJohannes BroichhagenJohn G. FlanneryEhud Y. Isacoff

g protein-coupled receptorreceptorsvision researchbiological engineeringbiomolecular engineeringneural engineeringneuroscience

Targeting On-Bipolar Cells by Aav Gene Therapy Stably Reverses Lrit3 -Congenital Stationary Night Blindness. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

gene therapydermatologynanomedicinebiomedical engineeringvascular biologyaav gene therapyon-bipolar cellsmammalian biologyremedial actiontumor biologyneuroscience

Aav Delivery of Progranulin to Retinas of Progranulin-Null Mice is Time-Sensitive. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2021)

Emilia A ZinDaisy HanJennifer TranJohn Gerard Flannery

ophthalmologyavian biologymammalian biologyaav deliveryprogranulin-null mice

Aav Induced Expression of Human Rod and Cone Opsin in Bipolar Cells of a Mouse Model of Retinal Degeneration. BioMed Research International (2021)

Michelle E. McClementsFederica StaurenghiMeike ViselJohn G. FlanneryRobert E. MacLarenJasmina Cehajic-Kapetanovic

neurologymouse modelgene expressionbiomedical researchophthalmologyaav induced expressionavian biologybipolar cellsmammalian biologycone opsinretinal degenerationneuroscience

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