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Haley Wyatt is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry, University of Toronto. Her research focuses on DNA repair mechanisms and genome stability, crucial for understanding cellular processes and disease mechanisms. After completing her PhD in 2009 at the Southern Alberta Cancer Research Institute, Wyatt worked in Stephen West’s laboratory at the Francis Crick Institute, contributing to significant advancements in the understanding of SLX4 protein functions and its role in DNA repair. Since establishing her lab in 2017 at the University of Toronto, she has explored the regulatory mechanisms of structure-selective endonucleases, emphasizing their importance in genome stability. Her work is characterized by a commitment to elucidating complex protein-DNA interactions and their implications in cancer. Wyatt has received multiple research grants, including the Canada Research Chair in Mechanisms of Genome Instability, underscoring her contributions to the field of molecular biology and biochemistry.
University of Toronto • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Leads research on DNA repair mechanisms and their implications for cell function and genome integrity.
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