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Alan Waldman

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University of South Carolina

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Alan Waldman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Carolina.

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genetics molecular biology cell biology mammalian biology dna repair mammalian cells cytogenetics chromosome biology genomics genome biology mammalian chromosomes structural biology biological engineering genetic engineering genetic recombination molecular genetics protein science homologous recombination molecular and cellular biology gene expression nucleic acids bacteriophages intrachromosomal homologous recombination progerin expression enzyme inhibition chromosomal rearrangements rna biology animal genetics bacteriology gene structure double-strand breaks intrachromosomal recombination biological chemistry cellular biology molecular microbiology microbial genetics cell regulation molecular regulation dna sequences dna double-strand breaks virus research oncogenes cellular therapy heredity transplantation proceeding cell transplantation molecular cell biology recombination dynamic science studies short-term variability yeast cancer genetics applied genetics host specificity tumor targeting molecular fragmentation functional modification nucleic acid chemistry molecular substrates protein genetics host genetics cloning analytical biotechnology gene delivery gene editing tissue culture uninterrupted homology base-pair mismatch differential effects mouse cells specific double-strand break mammalian chromosome multiple pathways artificial intelligence computational biology applied artificial intelligence natural computing artificial life biosystems multidisciplinary ai biology bio-inspired computation systems biology biocybernetics microbial ecology

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Progerin Can Induce Dna Damage in the Absence of Global Changes in Replication or Cell Proliferation. PLoS ONE (2024)

Liza A. JoudehP. Logan SchuckNina M. VanAlannah J. DiCintioJason A. StewartAlan S. Waldman

dna replicationdna damagemolecular biologyreplicationdna repair

Corruption of Dna End-Joining in Mammalian Chromosomes by Progerin Expression. DNA repair (2023)

Liza A. JoudehAlannah J. DiCintioMadeline R. RiesAndrew S. GaspersonKennedy E. GriffinVictoria P. RobbinsMakenzie BonnerSarah NolanEmma BlackAlan S. Waldman

dna end-joiningprogerin expressiongenome biologychromosome biologymammalian chromosomesmolecular biologymammalian biologydna repairstructural biologygenetics

Corruption of Dna End-Joining in Mammalian Chromosomes by Progerin Expression as Revealed by a Model Cell Culture System. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Liza A. JoudehAlannah J. DiCintioMadeline R. RiesAndrew S. GaspersonKennedy E. GriffinVictoria P. RobbinsMakenzie BonnerSarah NolanEmma BlackAlan S. Waldman

dna end-joiningprogerin expressioncell biologygenomicsgenome biologychromosome biologymammalian chromosomesmolecular biologymammalian biologystructural biologygenetics

Alteration of Genetic Recombination and Double-Strand Break Repair in Human Cells by Progerin Expression. DNA repair (2020)

Celina J. KomariAnne O. GuttmanShelby R. CarrTaylor L. TrachtenbergElise A. OrloffAshley V. HaasAndrew R. PatrickSona ChowdharyBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

genetic recombinationprogerin expressioncell biologymembrane biologymolecular biologydouble-strand break repairgene expressiondna repairgenetics

Mismatch Tolerance During Homologous Recombination in Mammalian Cells. DNA repair (2018)

Shen LiBryan WehrenbergBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

homologous recombinationmammalian cellscell biologymolecular biologymismatch tolerancemammalian biologydna repairgenetics

Role of Homology and Dna Double‐Strand Breaks in Initiation of Intrachromosomal Recombination in Mammalian Cells. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Alan S. WaldmanKristina M. ChapmanMegan M. WilkeyKendall E. PotterBarbara C. Waldman

cytogeneticsintrachromosomal recombinationmammalian cellscell biologydna double-strand breaksmolecular geneticsmolecular biologygenetics

High Homology is Not Required at the Site of Strand Invasion During Recombinational Double-Strand Break Repair in Mammalian Chromosomes. DNA repair (2017)

Kristina M. ChapmanMegan M. WilkeyKendall E. PotterBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

strand invasionchromosome biologymammalian chromosomesgeneticsmammalian biologydna repairhigh homology

Intrachromosomal Recombination Between Highly Diverged Dna Sequences is Enabled in Human Cells Deficient in Bloom Helicase. DNA repair (2016)

Yibin WangShen LiKrissy SmithBarbara Criscuolo WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

genetic engineeringdna sequencesintrachromosomal recombinationcell biologymolecular biologybloom helicasehuman cells deficientdna repairgenetics

The Influence of Progerin Expression on the Nature of Dna Double‐Strand Break Repair. The FASEB Journal (2016)

Alan S. WaldmanSona ChowdharyAndrew PatrickMelinda HerseyBarbara Criscuolo Waldman

progerin expressiondna repairmolecular biologygenetics

Induction of Recombination Between Diverged Sequences in a Mammalian Genome by a Double-Strand Break. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences (2013)

Vikram BhattacharjeeYunfu LinBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

mammalian genomedouble-strand breakgenome biologymolecular biologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologygeneticscell and molecular biology

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Alan Waldman

Professor

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Alan Waldman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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University of South Carolina

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Progerin Can Induce Dna Damage in the Absence of Global Changes in Replication or Cell Proliferation. PLoS ONE (2024)

Liza A. JoudehP. Logan SchuckNina M. VanAlannah J. DiCintioJason A. StewartAlan S. Waldman

dna replicationdna damagemolecular biologyreplicationdna repair

Corruption of Dna End-Joining in Mammalian Chromosomes by Progerin Expression. DNA repair (2023)

Liza A. JoudehAlannah J. DiCintioMadeline R. RiesAndrew S. GaspersonKennedy E. GriffinVictoria P. RobbinsMakenzie BonnerSarah NolanEmma BlackAlan S. Waldman

dna end-joiningprogerin expressiongenome biologychromosome biologymammalian chromosomesmolecular biologymammalian biologydna repairstructural biologygenetics

Corruption of Dna End-Joining in Mammalian Chromosomes by Progerin Expression as Revealed by a Model Cell Culture System. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Liza A. JoudehAlannah J. DiCintioMadeline R. RiesAndrew S. GaspersonKennedy E. GriffinVictoria P. RobbinsMakenzie BonnerSarah NolanEmma BlackAlan S. Waldman

dna end-joiningprogerin expressioncell biologygenomicsgenome biologychromosome biologymammalian chromosomesmolecular biologymammalian biologystructural biologygenetics

Alteration of Genetic Recombination and Double-Strand Break Repair in Human Cells by Progerin Expression. DNA repair (2020)

Celina J. KomariAnne O. GuttmanShelby R. CarrTaylor L. TrachtenbergElise A. OrloffAshley V. HaasAndrew R. PatrickSona ChowdharyBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

genetic recombinationprogerin expressioncell biologymembrane biologymolecular biologydouble-strand break repairgene expressiondna repairgenetics

Mismatch Tolerance During Homologous Recombination in Mammalian Cells. DNA repair (2018)

Shen LiBryan WehrenbergBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

homologous recombinationmammalian cellscell biologymolecular biologymismatch tolerancemammalian biologydna repairgenetics

Role of Homology and Dna Double‐Strand Breaks in Initiation of Intrachromosomal Recombination in Mammalian Cells. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Alan S. WaldmanKristina M. ChapmanMegan M. WilkeyKendall E. PotterBarbara C. Waldman

cytogeneticsintrachromosomal recombinationmammalian cellscell biologydna double-strand breaksmolecular geneticsmolecular biologygenetics

High Homology is Not Required at the Site of Strand Invasion During Recombinational Double-Strand Break Repair in Mammalian Chromosomes. DNA repair (2017)

Kristina M. ChapmanMegan M. WilkeyKendall E. PotterBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

strand invasionchromosome biologymammalian chromosomesgeneticsmammalian biologydna repairhigh homology

Intrachromosomal Recombination Between Highly Diverged Dna Sequences is Enabled in Human Cells Deficient in Bloom Helicase. DNA repair (2016)

Yibin WangShen LiKrissy SmithBarbara Criscuolo WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

genetic engineeringdna sequencesintrachromosomal recombinationcell biologymolecular biologybloom helicasehuman cells deficientdna repairgenetics

The Influence of Progerin Expression on the Nature of Dna Double‐Strand Break Repair. The FASEB Journal (2016)

Alan S. WaldmanSona ChowdharyAndrew PatrickMelinda HerseyBarbara Criscuolo Waldman

progerin expressiondna repairmolecular biologygenetics

Induction of Recombination Between Diverged Sequences in a Mammalian Genome by a Double-Strand Break. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences (2013)

Vikram BhattacharjeeYunfu LinBarbara C. WaldmanAlan S. Waldman

mammalian genomedouble-strand breakgenome biologymolecular biologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologygeneticscell and molecular biology

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