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Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Chemistry
John M. Essigmann is a Professor of Toxicology and Biological Engineering and a Professor of Chemistry at MIT. His research focuses on how cells respond to DNA damaging agents, including radiation, chemicals, and antitumor agents, which cause chemical alterations in the genome to form covalent adducts. His work…
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