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Dr. Michael Weinreich

Michael Weinreich, Ph.D.

Program Director
Division of Cancer Biology (DCB)
DNA and Chromosome Aberrations Research Branch
240-276-7646
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michael.weinreich2@nih.gov

Dr. Michael Weinreich has expertise in DNA replication, replication stress, epigenetics, cell cycle regulation, and DNA damage checkpoints. He manages a portfolio of grants focusing on DNA replication, DNA damage within chromatin, replication stress responses, and the role of DNA damage signaling in the immune system.  

He says, “Understanding the basic biological processes underlying cancer initiation and development is critical for developing new therapies.” 

 

Background

Prior to his work as a DCB program director, Dr. Weinreich was a Program Officer for the National Science Foundation (NSF), where he evaluated proposals and selected expert reviewers to fund basic science impacting chromosome replication and segregation, DNA repair, transcription processes as well as diverse areas of systems and synthetic biology.

 

Education

  • Ph.D, Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison 
  • B.S., Biochemistry, University of Illinois
     
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