Past Events

Dram Seminars - Past

December 8, 2022 | 5:45PM | 56-614

DRAM Seminar 12/8/2022

Chiara Masnovo (Mirkin Lab, Tufts University): Coordination between leading and lagging strand synthesis prevents (GAA)n repeat instability

Leonardo (Leo) Betancurt (Gardner Lab, NEB/Pasteur Institute): Cryo-EM and functional studies reveal novel proofreading mechanisms in archaeal replication

November 10, 2022 | 5:45PM | 56-614

DRAM Seminar 11/10/2022

Lee Pribyl (Engelward Lab, MIT): Impact of Mgmt-Mediated DNA Repair on Mutation Susceptibility & Cancer in Mice

Xiao-Feng Zheng (Chowdhury Lab, Dana Farber Cancer Institute): CDK5/Cyclin B regulates mitotic progression and fidelity

May 12, 2022 | 5:45pm | 16-220

DRAM Seminar 5/12/2022

Paul Caffrey (Gardner Lab, New England BioLabs): Repair of Hyperoxidized DNA in Archaea: How New Enzyme Discovery Fills in the Gaps of Biological Understanding

Deyu Li (Li Lab, University of Rhode Island): Chemical Biology of DNA Damage and Repair

April 14, 2022 | 6:00pm | 16-220

DRAM Seminar 4/14/2022

Justin Blanch (McVey Lab, Tufts University): Error-prone DNA repair in Drosophila: the missing link between polymerase θ structure and function

Shrabasti Roychoudhury (Chowdhury Lab, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute): High-throughput screening strategy identifies a novel regulator of  replication stress response

March 17, 2022 | 6:00pm | 56-614

DRAM Seminar 3/17/2022

Nimrat Chatterjee (Chatterjee Lab, University of Vermont): REV1 DNA Polymerase: The Road from Cancer Resistance to Host-Pathogen Interactions

Shangming Tang (Pellman Lab, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute): Breakage of Cytoplasmic Chromosomes by Pathological DNA Base Excision Repair

February 10, 2022 | 6:00pm | Zoom only

DRAM Seminar 2/10/2022

Sneh Manishi Toprani (Nagel Lab, Harvard University): Repeated measurements of DNA repair capacity in healthy individuals

Iman Khan (Mouw Lab, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute): Investigating the role of CHEK1 in early NER pathway in cancer calls

January 13, 2022 | 6:00pm | via Zoom

DRAM Seminar 1/13/2022

Turner Pecen (Nagel Lab, Harvard University): Developing Pathway Specific Reporters for Nucleotide Excision Repair

Li Lan (Lan Lab, MGH/Harvard University): Understanding and Targeting the RNA-regulated DNA Damage Response in Cancer