Justin Lim ’26 Figure 1: Breast cancer cells (1).jpg Cancer, a group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled and abnormal cell growth, is generally recognized by its genomic instability built up by bypassing important biological checkpoints. These checkpoints are scattered throughout a cell’s growth period to limit the amount of DNA replication errors and other deleterious mutations during cell division. Due to the evasion of growth … Continue reading Exploiting Replication Fork and Checkpoint Mechanisms: ATR Signaling and Checkpoint Inhibitors Unveil New Avenues for Targeting Cancer Replication Stress