Award
NIH Reporter #PA-23-272
Dysregulated DNA replication forks as targets for formaldehyde mutagenesis
Recipient
Medical University of South Carolina
Award Amount
$48,215.00
Ceiling
$48,215.00
Awarded
July 29, 2026
Identifier
PA-23-272
Research project awarded to Medical University of South Carolina to study DNA replication forks and formaldehyde mutagenesis, funded by the National Cancer Institute.
Description
This project aims to investigate the role of dysregulated DNA replication forks as targets for formaldehyde-induced mutagenesis, with implications for identifying individuals at risk for formaldehyde-related carcinogenesis. The research will be conducted at the Medical University of South Carolina under the mentorship of Dr. Natalie Saini and Dr. David Long.