UNM’s Peng Mao receives $1.6M grant for DNA repair research

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Peng Mao, assistant professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Molecular Medicine at UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center, was awarded a NCI grant totaling $1.6 million over five years for research into the “Mechanism of Transcription-coupled DNA Repair and its Impact on Cancer Mutations.” 

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