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Michael Chang

Head of Telomeres and Genome Integrity, Associate Professor Profile

Head of Telomeres and Genome Integrity, Associate Professor

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Michael Chang received his PhD degree at the University of Toronto in 2005, under the supervision of Dr. Grant W. Brown, studying DNA damage response pathways using high-throughput functional genomics. As a postdoctoral fellow, first in the lab of Dr. Joachim Lingner at the Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research (ISREC) in Lausanne, then in the lab of Dr. Rodney Rothstein at the Columbia University Medical Center in New York, his focus shifted to the maintenance of telomeres by telomerase and homologous recombination. He joined ERIBA as an group leader in 2012 and was awarded a Vidi grant from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research in 2013. His laboratory is focused on dissecting the cellular mechanisms that maintain genome integrity and telomere function.

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Telomerase regulation by the Pif1 helicase: a length-dependent effect?

2017, Current Genetics

Genome-wide mapping of sister chromatid exchange events in single yeast cells using Strand-seq

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- EMBO Workshop on Telomere Function and Evolution in Health and DiseaseMichael Chang (Speaker) 27-Sep-2022 Academic presentation > Academic
- Seminar at the University of CopenhagenMichael Chang (Invited speaker) 16-Aug-2022 Academic presentation > Academic
- Nucleic Acid Secondary Structures: G4s and Beyond Webinar SeriesMichael Chang (Invited speaker) 18-Mar-2021 Academic presentation > Academic
- Invited speaker at the NVBMB Symposium on Mechanism and Regulation of Cell DivisionMichael Chang (Speaker) 2-Oct-2019 Professional or public presentation > Professional
- Seminar at the University of TorontoMichael Chang (Speaker) 24-Jan-2019 Professional or public presentation > Professional
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