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Roadblocks in DNA replication. This project aims to develop the technology to visualise and understand the molecular processes responsible for the faithful copying of cellular DNA in the presence of r

University of Wollongong — Discovery Projects
Amount
Up to $633,395
Closes
Monday 31 March 2025
Status
closed
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Roadblocks in DNA replication. This project aims to develop the technology to visualise and understand the molecular processes responsible for the faithful copying of cellular DNA in the presence of roadblocks caused by chemical pressures and competing intracellular events. Understanding this process is important as DNA replication is responsible for copying the DNA genetic blueprint of cells and is crucial to all life on earth. This project will have as key outcomes the development of novel molecular visualisation technology and the first molecular description of the dynamic processes used by the DNA-replication machinery to navigate roadblocks. These outcomes should provide significant benefits including enhanced collaboration and scientific capacity in Australia.. Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 0601 - Biochemistry and Cell Biology. Lead: Dr Lisanne Spenkelink

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