Xuanxuan Xing

Xuanxuan Xing's research focuses on how errors in DNA replication contribute to cancer, particularly looking at mutations in DNA polymerase enzymes (proteins that copy DNA) that can lead to abnormally high mutation rates. This work examines how cellular repair systems normally catch these errors and what happens when cancer-associated mutations disrupt that process. The listed OpenAlex topics on immune signaling did not show measurable relevance scores, so the DNA replication and cancer mutation work appears to be the more established focus based on available publications.

Publication output was sparse and irregular from 2017-2022 (0-2 papers per year) but increased sharply starting in 2023, suggesting a recent period of substantially higher publication activity.

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