Investigational therapies target DNA repair to potentially treat cancer

Damage to the DNA in cells is a constantly occurring event in the body, yet cells must identify and repair this damage to survive. To do so, cells use a critical process called the DNA Damage Response, or DDR. 

Our research teams are investigating new ways to potentially treat cancer by inhibiting the DDR pathways that certain cancer cells critically depend on to survive. 

Watch the video to find out more about this exciting new area of cancer research!