This project aims to uncover interdependencies between the nature of senescence-maintaining non-repaired DNA lesions and the complexes involved in their signalling. Thus, we will analyse the localization and composition of DNA-SCARS. The expected results will reveal whether DNA lesions in specific genomic regions are more prone to be converted into non-repairable DNA lesions. In addition, the impact of the SCARS and p21CIP1 on senescence maintenance will be analysed using an auxin-inducible degron 2 system, targeting 53BP1, H2AX, or p21CIP1. The expected results will reveal to which degree these components are responsible for senescence maintenance in response to different types of genotoxic stress.
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Prof. Dr Markus Christmann
University Medical Center Mainz
Institute of Toxicology
Obere Zahlbacher Strasse 67
55131 Mainz
+49-(0)6131-179066
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Publications since 2019
Project summary first funding period (2019-2022)