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DNA Repair Mechanisms · Molecular Biology

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Publications72
Citations10,427

Grants

3 total · 1 active

NIH #R35GM158251

Mechanism and Regulation of DNA Recombination

Active
Amount
$500K–$600K
Period
2025-08-012030-07-31
PIs
1

NIH #R01GM125650

Regulation of Initial Steps of Chromosomal Breaks Repair

Amount
$300K–$400K
Period
2018-01-012026-01-31
PIs
1

NIH #R01GM080600

MECHANISM AND REGULATION OF DNA RECOMBINATION IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE

Amount
$300K–$400K
Period
2007-05-012025-02-28
PIs
1

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All Grants

3 total · 1 active

NIH #R35GM158251

Mechanism and Regulation of DNA Recombination

Active
Amount
$500K–$600K
Period
2025-08-012030-07-31
PIs
1

NIH #R01GM125650

Regulation of Initial Steps of Chromosomal Breaks Repair

Amount
$300K–$400K
Period
2018-01-012026-01-31
PIs
1

NIH #R01GM080600

MECHANISM AND REGULATION OF DNA RECOMBINATION IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE

Amount
$300K–$400K
Period
2007-05-012025-02-28
PIs
1

Recent Public Signals

  1. New NIH award: Mechanism and Regulation of DNA Recombination2025-08-01
  2. New preprint: Data from Human Nuclease/Helicase DNA2 Alleviates Replication Stress by Promoting DNA End Resection2023-03-30
  3. New paper: Mechanisms restraining break‐induced replication at two‐ended DNA double‐strand breaks (The EMBO Journal)2021-04-12

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