Andrew Deans
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Andrew Deans is the Unit Head at St Vincent's Institute in Australia. His research focuses on DNA repair mechanisms, particularly involving the FANCM branchpoint translocase, and its role in maintaining genome stability. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of DNA damage response pathways and gene therapy advancements for Fanconi anemia. His recent publications highlight the importance of structure-specific DNA interactions and the regulation of germ cell maintenance.
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Noa Lamm-Shalem
Head of the Nuclear Dynamics group and a conjoint lecturer at Sydney University
Children's Medical Research Institute
John Toubia
University of South Australia
Jessica M Stringer
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Andrew N. Blackford
Associate Professor
University of Oxford
Saumya Samaraweera
University of South Australia
Hilda A. Pickett
University of Sydney
Vihandha Wickramasinghe
University of Melbourne
Jason K. K. Low
University of Sydney
Luciano Martelotto
A/Professor, Head of the Development Laboratory
University of Adelaide
Mark Cowley
Associate Professor
University of New South Wales
Kate Dredge
University of South Australia
William B Hamilton
Københavns Universitet
Debora Casolari
University of South Australia
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