Kerem Batsheva

Prof. Batsheva Kerem
Genomic Instability in Human Cancer & Genetic Diseases
Genetics

Research Interests

  1. Genomic instability as a major driving force for tumorigenesis – the molecular mechanisms underlying DNA replication stress and chromosomal instability.
  2. Personalized medicine for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) patients.

Dissertation Topics

1. The mechanisms underlying different patterns of chromosomal instability in cancer. 

  • How alterations in the transcriptional profile, DNA replication timing and the 3D genome organization drive tumorigenesis?
  • The involvement of chromosomal fragile sites in the genomic instability in cancer.

2. Personalized medicine approach for the treatment of rare genetic diseases – CF as a model.

  • Establishment of patient-derived cellular models that will serve as a pre-clinical tool to predict the therapeutic response of CF patients carrying rare mutations to novel therapies.
  • Development of novel therapeutic approaches for CF patients carrying nonsense mutations  -  RNA transcript stabilization by epigenetic modulation.
Prof. Batsheva Kerem

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