OUR SPEAKERS (A-Z)
Kara Bernstein (University of Pennsylvania, PA)
RAD51 paralog function in DNA damage tolerance and cancer
Diana L. Bordin (Akershus University Hospital, Oslo, Norway)
A national precision cancer medicine implementation initiative for Norway
Cynthia Burrows (University of Utah, UT)
BER-mediated epigenetic regulation by oxidative stress in promoter G-quadruplexes
Keith Caldecott (Sussex University, UK)
Sources of endogenous DNA single-stand breakage and associated pathology, in human genetic disease
Stephen Cappell (NCI Bethesda, MD)
Predicting cell fates outcomes in response to DNA damage
Karlene Cimprich (Stanford University, CA)
RNA Meets DNA: Dangerous Liaisons in the Genome
David Cortez (Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN)
Regulation of replication-coupled DNA repair and tolerance mechanisms
F. d’Adda di Fagagna (IFOM, Milan, Italy)
Telomere DNA damage in human diseases
Bevin Engelward (MIT, Cambridge, MA)
The consequences of methylation damage to DNA
Vera Gorbunova (University of Rochester, NY)
Genome stability and aging
Roger Greenberg (University of Pennsylvania, PA)
A new AAA ATPase complex in replication protein quality control
Reuben Harris (University of Minnesota, MN)
DNA deaminase-catalyzed mutation in human disease
Maria Jasin (Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, NY)
Homologous recombination as a safeguard against tumorigenesis
Hyungjin Kim (Stony Brook University, NY)
Roles of TIMELESS in DNA replication fork integrity and cancer therapy
Jean-Yves Masson (Laval University, Quebec, Canada)
PALB2: from molecular functions to the effect of PARP inhibitors on specific missense mutations
Nima Mosammaparast (Washington University, St. Louis, MO)
How RNA processing links to DNA repair
Patty Opresko (University of Pittsburgh, PA)
Oxidative DNA damage and repair at telomeres
Nina Papavasiliou (DKFC, Heidelberg, Germany)
Consequences of collateral DNA damage due to "off target" RNA editing
K.J. Patel (MRC, Oxford, UK)
Simple aldehydes – a preventable common source of endogenous DNA damage and mutations?
Susan Rosenberg (Baylor College of Medicine, TX)
The DNA Damageome and Cancer
Primo Schär (University of Basel, Switzerland)
DNA base excision repair, dynamic DNA methylation and the control of endogenous retroviral elements
Joann Sweasy (University of Arizona, AZ)
DNA repair and autoimmunity
Gianluca Tell (University of Udine, Italy)
Understanding non-canonical functions of APE1 from the study of its RNA- and protein-interactomes
Karen Usdin (NIH, Bethesda, MD)
The dark side of DNA repair in the etiology of the repeat expansion diseases
Barbara van Loon (NTNU, Trondheim, Norway)
Crosstalk between base excision repair and gene expression
Johannes Walter (Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA)
Transcription-coupled DNA repair in a test tube