Mike Spencer Chapman (@doctor_msc) 's Twitter Profile
Mike Spencer Chapman

@doctor_msc

Haematology doctor & researcher, UK. Interested in blood ageing, transplant, cancer and development. Lapsed musician.

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Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary) (@qmbci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📰 Some forms of DNA damage linger unrepaired in healthy cells for years, according to a nature study led by Dr Mike Spencer Chapman Mike Spencer Chapman at BCI and Wellcome Sanger Institute.  Read more👉 bit.ly/40wJX2f The findings could inform our understanding of cancer development.

📰 Some forms of DNA damage linger unrepaired in healthy cells for years, according to a <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> study led by Dr Mike Spencer Chapman <a href="/doctor_msc/">Mike Spencer Chapman</a> at BCI and <a href="/sangerinstitute/">Wellcome Sanger Institute</a>. 

Read more👉 bit.ly/40wJX2f

The findings could inform our understanding of cancer development.
Sarah Aitken (@s_j_aitken) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Building on our discovery of #LesionSegregation, Mike Spencer Chapman and colleagues from Wellcome Sanger Institute find that some DNA lesions can persist in humans for months or years! "Prolonged persistence of mutagenic DNA lesions in somatic cells” nature.com/articles/s4158…

Sarah Aitken (@s_j_aitken) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mike Spencer Chapman Martin Taylor Congratulations on your elegant paper! It's great to see #LesionSegregation being identified in other settings, and used as the basis for your interesting and important biological insights into mutagenesis, cancer biology, and evolution...

Wellcome Sanger Institute (@sangerinstitute) 's Twitter Profile Photo

DNA damage can go unrepaired for years, which can create multiple chances to generate harmful mutations that could lead to cancer 🧬 Read more about this research, and how it changes the way we think about mutations ⤵️ sanger.ac.uk/news_item/dna-…

DNA damage can go unrepaired for years, which can create multiple chances to generate harmful mutations that could lead to cancer 🧬

Read more about this research, and how it changes the way we think about mutations ⤵️

sanger.ac.uk/news_item/dna-…
TimePie (focus on anti-aging science) (@timepiechina) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a paradigm shift in how we view mutations, researchers uncover forms of DNA damage in healthy cells that can persist unrepaired for years, published on nature. nature.com/articles/s4158… By Mike Spencer Chapman, Tim Coorens, Peter J. Campbell, et al. Cambridge University, Wellcome Sanger Institute

Mike Spencer Chapman (@doctor_msc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you HaemStar! It was a great day, lots of exciting & motivating talks - really recommend future events to all haem trainees/ those interested in choosing haem training