DNA Damage, DNA Repair and Disease

Biomonitoring of DNA Damage in Humans;

Tandem and Clustered Lesions from Radicals in Nucleic Acids from a Single Initial Chemical Event;

Oxidative DNA Damage and Repair in G-Quadruplexes;

Oxidatively Induced DNA Damage: Mechanisms and Measurement;

Oxidation of the C5′ Position in DNA and the Role of Purine 5',8-Cyclo-2'-deoxynucleoside Lesions;

Ferroptosis and Oxidative DNA Damage;

DNA-Protein Cross-Links: Formation, Genotoxicity and Repair;

Substrate Specificities of DNA Glycosylases in vitro and in vivo;

Special Problems for Base Excision Repair in Coping with Oxidatively-induced DNA Damage;

Genomic Uracil in Biology, Immunity and Cancer;

Alternative DNA Repair Pathways to Handle Complex DNA Damage Generated by Oxidative Stress and Anticancer Drugs;

Redox Stress Responses and Human Disease: NTHL1 at the Intersection of DNA Damage Repair and Cancer;

Emerging Roles of Non-Canonical RNA Binding Proteins in Repair of Genome Damage Linked to Human Pathologies;

Modulation of DNA Glycosylase Activities via Small Molecules;

DNA Repair in the Development of Human Diseases and Therapy;