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Activation And Suppression Of Oncogenic Translocation By Uracil-DNA Glycosylases
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$513,000.00
Summary
The AID enzyme is implicated in cancer in B lymphocytes and prostate cells. AID causes DNA damage normally recognised by repair enzymes UNG and MutS?, among others. The repair processes these factors initiate involve a DNA break that, if incorrectly re-joined, destabilises the genome, causing cancer. Understanding the function of AID, UNG and MutS? in B cell lymphomas and prostate cancer will provide fundamental insights into cancer and may identify targets for new therapeutics.
Regulation Of Cell Death, Cell Survival And Ubiquitination In Normal Physiology And Disease
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$823,008.00
Summary
I am a cellular and molecular biologist with extensive training in a number of biomedical research areas. For over 20 years I have used my training and skills to understand the normal functioning of the body and what molecular and cellular changes underlie various diseases. This fellowship will allow me to continue the groundbreaking work we have been doing to explore the function of several proteins in diseases such as cancer, hypertension, lung inflammation and anaemia.