The Hoffmann lab is interested in DNA repair processes and how perturbation in these lead to infertility and cancer. The majority of the Hoffmann lab recently relocated to Denmark.
Our discovery science programmes use yeast, mouse, human oocytes and embryos to identify and study molecular mechanisms of recombination and mutagenesis. Our translational research is carried out in collaboration with clinicians and focusses on infertility and cancer (Lynch Syndrome).
Dr Hoffmann is a MRC Senior Research Fellow and a visiting scientist at the Center for Chromosome Stability, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Our research work is funded by:
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