Robert M Brosh Jr.
Professor
National Institute on Aging, NIH
USA
Biography
Robert M Brosh has his expertise in DNA Repair and Genome Stability Maintenance. He leads a Research group at the National Institute on Aging, NIH that is focused on characterizing the roles of clinically relevant human DNA helicases in cellular nucleic acid metabolism. This work has yielded insights into how DNA repair helicases promote phenotypes consistent with healthy aging and cancer resistance.
Research Interest
Genetics, DNA Repair, Cancer