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Jul 13, 2022 · LOS ANGELES (AP) — After years of addiction, Matthew Hirsch was sober. He landed a stable job working overnight shifts at a 7-Eleven in Southern California, lived with his girlfriend in a nearby apartment and spoke to his father every day.
Jul 13, 2022 · Hirsch was shot to death after authorities believe the gunman earlier gravely wounded a customer in Riverside and then fatally shot Matthew Rule, 24, outside a Santa Ana store. After those...
Jul 12, 2022 · Matthew Hirsch was one of two people shot and killed on Monday in a string of armed robberies and shootings at six different 7-Eleven stores in the Southland.
Jul 12, 2022 · Matthew Hirsch, 40, was working as a clerk at the 7-Eleven in Brea when an armed robber shot and killed him. Police found him dead at the scene of the shooting.
Jul 12, 2022 · Hirsch was shot to death after authorities believe the gunman earlier gravely wounded a customer in Riverside and then fatally shot Matthew Rule, 24, outside a Santa Ana store. After those...
Jul 12, 2022 · The Brea victim, 40-year-old Matthew Hirsch, was identified by his father, Jim Hirsch, CBS Los Angeles reported. Officials investigate after officers found two victims with gunshot wounds...
Jul 17, 2022 · Matthew Hirsch was just turning his life around after decades of battling drug addiction, but his life ended when a masked shooter gunned down the 40-year-old clerk inside a 7-Eleven...
Associate Professor - Ophthalmology. Office: 4109 Neurosciences Research Building. Phone: 919-962-7633. Email: mhirsch@email.unc.edu. Research Interests. The DNA packaging capacity of the Adeno-Associated Vectors (AAV) is relatively small, currently rendering it deficient for the treatment of diseases requiring large gene transfer (>4.7kb).
Matthew Hirsch, PhD. Associate Professor. 4113 NRB. Department of Ophthalmology. UNC Gene Therapy Center. CB# 7041. 919-962-7633. Research Interests. The DNA packaging capacity of the Adeno-Associated Vectors (AAV) is relatively small, currently rendering it deficient for the treatment of diseases requiring large gene transfer (>4.7kb).
Associate Professor. Corneal Gene Therapy. Specialty. Adeno-associated Viral Vectors and DNA Repair. Education. PhD: West Virginia University (2000-2005. Postdoctoral Fellowship. Gene Therapy Center – University of North Carolina (2005-2008) Areas of Interest.
