Julien Duxin

Julien Duxin

Lektor - forfremmelsesprogrammet

Julien Duxin’s research focuses in understanding basic mechanisms of genome maintenance using Xenopus egg extracts as a model system. Particularly, he studies how DNA lesions induced by chemotherapeutic agents are repaired. This has led to the first system that recapitulates DNA-protein crosslink (DPCs) repair in vitro (Duxin et al. Cell, 2014). This initial discovery opened an entire new area of investigation, highly relevant to human health as DPC-inducers are commonly used in the clinic to treat cancer. Julien’s lab is now investigating how DPC-repair is intrinsically linked to DNA replication and interrogating which are the main players orchestrating the repair reaction (Larsen et al. Molecular Cell, 2018). His ultimate goal is to unravel new molecular mechanisms of DNA repair and identify novel chemotherapeutic targets that could be used in the clinic to sensitize patients to commonly used anti-cancer drugs.

Udvalgte publikationer

  1. Udgivet

    The ubiquitin ligase RFWD3 is required for translesion DNA synthesis

    Gallina, I., Hendriks, Ivo Alexander, Hoffmann, Saskia, Larsen, N. B., Johansen, Joachim, S.Colding-Christensen, Camilla, Schubert, Lisa, Sellés Baiget, Selene, Fábián, Z., Kühbacher, U., Gao, A. O., Räschle, M., Rasmussen, Simon, Nielsen, Michael Lund, Mailand, Niels & Duxin, Julien, 2021, I: Molecular Cell. 81, 3, s. 442-458.e9 27 s.

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  2. Udgivet

    How to fix DNA-protein crosslinks

    Kühbacher, U. & Duxin, Julien, 2020, I: DNA Repair. 94, 14 s., 102924.

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  3. Udgivet

    A safe fix for alcohol-derived DNA damage: [Alcohol-derived DNA damage fixed in two ways]

    Gallina, I. & Duxin, Julien, 2020, I: Nature. 579, 7800, s. 499-500 2 s.

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  4. Udgivet

    Replication-Coupled DNA-Protein Crosslink Repair by SPRTN and the Proteasome in Xenopus Egg Extracts

    Larsen, N. B., Gao, A. O., Sparks, J. L., Gallina, I., Wu, R. A., Mann, Matthias, Räschle, M., Walter, J. C. & Duxin, Julien, 2019, I: Molecular Cell. 73, 3, s. 574-588.e7 23 s.

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  5. Udgivet

    The CMG Helicase Bypasses DNA-Protein Cross-Links to Facilitate Their Repair

    Sparks, J. L., Chistol, G., Gao, A. O., Räschle, M., Larsen, N. B., Mann, Matthias, Duxin, Julien & Walter, J. C., 2019, I: Cell. 176, 1-2, s. 167-181.e21

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  6. What is the DNA repair defect underlying Fanconi anemia?

    Duxin, Julien & Walter, J. C., dec. 2015, I: Current Opinion in Cell Biology. 37, s. 49-60 12 s.

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  7. Repair of a DNA-protein crosslink by replication-coupled proteolysis

    Duxin, Julien, Dewar, J. M., Yardimci, H. & Walter, J. C., 9 okt. 2014, I: Cell. 159, 2, s. 346-57 12 s.

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  8. Okazaki fragment processing-independent role for human Dna2 enzyme during DNA replication

    Duxin, Julien, Moore, H. R., Sidorova, J., Karanja, K. K., Honaker, Y., Dao, B., Piwnica-Worms, H., Campbell, J. L., Monnat, R. J. & Stewart, S. A., 22 jun. 2012, I: The Journal of Biological Chemistry. 287, 26, s. 21980-91 12 s.

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  9. DNA2 and EXO1 in replication-coupled, homology-directed repair and in the interplay between HDR and the FA/BRCA network

    Karanja, K. K., Cox, S. W., Duxin, Julien, Stewart, S. A. & Campbell, J. L., 1 nov. 2012, I: Cell Cycle. 11, 21, s. 3983-96 14 s.

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  10. Human Dna2 is a nuclear and mitochondrial DNA maintenance protein

    Duxin, Julien, Dao, B., Martinsson, P., Rajala, N., Guittat, L., Campbell, J. L., Spelbrink, J. N. & Stewart, S. A., aug. 2009, I: Molecular and Cellular Biology. 29, 15, s. 4274-82 9 s.

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