Publications
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2026
FANCD2 restrains fork progression and prevents fragility at early origins upon re-replication
DNA replication is tightly regulated to ensure a single round of chromosome duplication per cell division. We investigate the mechanisms that protect genome integrity following re-replication induced by depletion of the licensing inhibitor Geminin. We find that re-replicating cells require FANCD2 to prevent genome instability. FANCD2 is rapidly recruited to chromatin upon Geminin loss, where it limits unrestrained fork progression and prevents single strand DNA gap accumulation and fork breakage.
Conference Presentations
Targeting Replication Licensing Machinery for the Development of Cancer-Specific Therapeutic Approaches
75th Panhellenic Conference of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, December 2025
Pharmacological targeting of cells with DNA replication licensing aberrations for the study of novel synthetic lethal interactions
74th Panhellenic Conference of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, December 2024
Identification of novel synthetic lethal interactions in cancer cells with DNA replication licensing aberrations
73rd Panhellenic Conference of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, December 2023
10th Young Scientists Workshop of the Hellenic Society of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, November 2023
Tumor agnostic therapies in cancer
Conference “Applications of Precision Medicine in Oncology”, May 2022