dnA Team

There’s a saying in the lab of Joe Loparo at Harvard Medical School: You don’t do experiments on Chuck Norris; Chuck Norris does experiments on you. In this case, Norris refers not to the Hollywood action hero but to a custom-built microscope named after him. Norris and his brethren—including Robocop, Rambo, the Buffybot and B.A. Baracus—help the researchers reveal how cells duplicate DNA and tolerate or repair DNA damage. The research helps expose the roots of diseases that stem from faulty DNA repair, such as cancer, immune system deficiencies and neurodegeneration. It could also lead to improvements in treatments that deliberately break DNA, such as gene editing, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Read the full story at Watch our 6-part video series at •视频

There’s a saying in the lab of Joe Loparo at Harvard Medical School: You don’t do experiments on Chuck Norris; Chuck Norris does experiments on you. In this case, Norris refers not to the Hollywood action hero but to a custom-built microscope named after him. Norris and his brethren—including Robocop, Rambo, the Buffybot and B.A. Baracus—help the researchers reveal how cells duplicate DNA and tolerate or repair DNA damage. The research helps expose the roots of diseases that stem from faulty DNA repair, such as cancer, immune system deficiencies and neurodegeneration. It could also lead to improvements in treatments that deliberately break DNA, such as gene editing, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Read the full story at Watch our 6-part video series at •视频

There’s a saying in the lab of Joe Loparo at Harvard Medical School: You don’t do experiments on Chuck Norris; Chuck Norris does experiments on you. In this case, Norris refers not to the Hollywood action hero but to a custom-built microscope named after him. Norris and his brethren—including Robocop, Rambo, the Buffybot and B.A. Baracus—help the researchers reveal how cells duplicate DNA and tolerate or repair DNA damage. The research helps expose the roots of diseases that stem from faulty DNA repair, such as cancer, immune system deficiencies and neurodegeneration. It could also lead to improvements in treatments that deliberately break DNA, such as gene editing, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Read the full story at Watch our 6-part video series at •视频

There’s a saying in the lab of Joe Loparo at Harvard Medical School: You don’t do experiments on Chuck Norris; Chuck Norris does experiments on you. In this case, Norris refers not to the Hollywood action hero but to a custom-built microscope named after him. Norris and his brethren—including Robocop, Rambo, the Buffybot and B.A. Baracus—help the researchers reveal how cells duplicate DNA and tolerate or repair DNA damage. The research helps expose the roots of diseases that stem from faulty DNA repair, such as cancer, immune system deficiencies and neurodegeneration. It could also lead to improvements in treatments that deliberately break DNA, such as gene editing, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Read the full story at Watch our 6-part video series at •视频

There’s a saying in the lab of Joe Loparo at Harvard Medical School: You don’t do experiments on Chuck Norris; Chuck Norris does experiments on you. In this case, Norris refers not to the Hollywood action hero but to a custom-built microscope named after him. Norris and his brethren—including Robocop, Rambo, the Buffybot and B.A. Baracus—help the researchers reveal how cells duplicate DNA and tolerate or repair DNA damage. The research helps expose the roots of diseases that stem from faulty DNA repair, such as cancer, immune system deficiencies and neurodegeneration. It could also lead to improvements in treatments that deliberately break DNA, such as gene editing, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Read the full story at Watch our 6-part video series at •视频

There’s a saying in the lab of Joe Loparo at Harvard Medical School: You don’t do experiments on Chuck Norris; Chuck Norris does experiments on you. In this case, Norris refers not to the Hollywood action hero but to a custom-built microscope named after him. Norris and his brethren—including Robocop, Rambo, the Buffybot and B.A. Baracus—help the researchers reveal how cells duplicate DNA and tolerate or repair DNA damage. The research helps expose the roots of diseases that stem from faulty DNA repair, such as cancer, immune system deficiencies and neurodegeneration. It could also lead to improvements in treatments that deliberately break DNA, such as gene editing, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Read the full story at Watch our 6-part video series at •视频