Scientists are loving our latest study! 🎉
Thrilled that our @elife.bsky.social research article on RAD51 filament strand exchange is August’s most-read in Structural Biology. A landmark for understanding DNA repair. 🧬

Cryogenic electron microscopy has been used to determine the detailed structure of an intermediate state called a “D-loop” that forms when strands of DNA are exchanged during homologous recombination.
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Huge thanks to the incredible team. This was a massive effort, and I’m so proud of what we achieved together! now in @elife.bsky.social: Structural mechanism of strand exchange by the RAD51 filament doi.org/10.7554/eLif...

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the PaCIFiC launch, and for the strong interest from researchers across Cambridge.

This milestone reflects a shared vision to expand cryo-imaging across disciplines.
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Have seen firsthand the many years of sweat and smarts that have gone into this work.

Categorized as a "landmark" study by @elife.bsky.social

Congratulations @luayjoudeh.bsky.social and @robertappleby.bsky.social !

CryoEM structure of a RAD51 synaptic filament. Glass ribbons of RAD51 protein bind to three fluorescent DNA strands

Our latest paper describing the #cryoEM structure of the human RAD51 synaptic complex is now out with accompanying peer review in eLife - a landmark study according to the editors!

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RAD51 D-loop

🧬 Thrilled to share that our latest work, A landmark study uncovering intricate molecular details of the human DNA repair process.
📰 Press release: elifesciences.org/for-the-pres...
📄 Full article: elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre...

Proud of the team #DNADamage #CryoEM #CambridgeUniversity