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Research
Latest papers
Multimodal analysis of a rare BARD1 missense variant suggests its pathogenicity is conditional.
NPJ breast cancer · 2026
A base editing resource for functional annotation of DNA repair variants in breast-derived cell models.
Frontiers in cell and developmental biology · 2026
CRISPR-BEasy: a free web-based service for designing sgRNA tiling libraries for CRISPR-dependent base editing screens.
Nucleic acids research · 2025 · senior author
Latest funding
- $385,500
Towards synergistic treatments for Leigh Syndrome Spectrum disorders
CIHR · 2025 · Nominated PI
- $65,000
An intelligent drug design pipeline incorporating in situ deep mutagenesis to identify allosteric sites of druggable potential in cancer therapeutics
CIHR · 2024 · Nominated PI
- $1,086,300
Systematic interrogation of the USP28-53BP1-dependent p53 regulation
CIHR · 2024 · Nominated PI
5 publications.
Multimodal analysis of a rare BARD1 missense variant suggests its pathogenicity is conditional.
Chan-Pak-Choon F, Gao Y, Camacho-Valenzuela J, Cabré-Romans JJ, Minju-Op A, Fu L, Polak P, Rivera B, Cuella-Martin R, Foulkes WD
A base editing resource for functional annotation of DNA repair variants in breast-derived cell models.
Masud W, Russo L, Chapdelaine-Trépanier V, Hayward SB, He W, Cirò M, Mercurio C, Xu H, Ciccia A, Cuella-Martin R, Leuzzi G
CRISPR-BEasy: a free web-based service for designing sgRNA tiling libraries for CRISPR-dependent base editing screens.
Chapdelaine-Trépanier V, Shenoy S, Masud W, Minju-Op A, Bérubé MA, Schönherr S, Forer L, Fradet-Turcotte A, Taliun D, Cuella-Martin R
CRISPR-dependent base editing as a therapeutic strategy for rare monogenic disorders.
Cabré-Romans JJ, Cuella-Martin R
Systematic proximal mapping of the classical RAD51 paralogs unravel functionally and clinically relevant interactors for genome stability.
Simo Cheyou E, Boni J, Boulais J, Pinedo-Carpio E, Malina A, Sherill-Rofe D, Luo VM, Goncalves C, Bagci H, Maters A, Cuella-Martin R, Tabach Y, Del Rincon S, Côté JF, Rivera B, Orthwein A
Towards synergistic treatments for Leigh Syndrome Spectrum disorders
Principal investigators: Cuella Martin, Raquel
Keywords: Cbd; Combination Therapies; Crispr-Based Screens; Drug Repurposing; Leigh Syndrome; Preclinical Analyses; Sildenafil
An intelligent drug design pipeline incorporating in situ deep mutagenesis to identify allosteric sites of druggable potential in cancer therapeutics
Principal investigators: Cuella Martin, Raquel
Keywords: Early Career Researchers
Systematic interrogation of the USP28-53BP1-dependent p53 regulation
Principal investigators: Cuella Martin, Raquel
Keywords: Base Editing Screens; Dna Damage Response; P53 Tumor Suppressor; Ubiquitin-Dependent Regulation
CRISPR-BE Screen Design Server: a free web-based service for designing accurate sgRNA libraries for CRISPR base editing screens.
Principal investigators: Taliun, Daniel; Cuella Martin, Raquel
Keywords: Base Editing Screen; Crispr; Methods; Sgrna Library; Software; Web-Based Service
Genome editing technologies applied to LSFC: Exploring therapeutic avenues and improving diagnostics in Canada
Principal investigators: Cuella Martin, Raquel
Keywords: .
Discovering functional regions in DNA damage response proteins with base editing screens
Principal investigators: Cuella Martin, Raquel
Discovering functional regions in DNA damage response proteins with base editing screens
Principal investigators: Cuella Martin, Raquel
Keywords: Base editing; CRISPR-based screening; DNA damage response; Functional domains; Separation-of-function mutations; Structure-function analyses
Molecular, cellular, and physiological response to DNA damage, genotoxic stress, and cell death across living systems: RadSource RS-2000 X-ray irradiator
Principal investigators: Nijnik, Anastasia
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Sonia Del Rincon and Sonia Del Rincon: 9 shared papers
- Daniel Taliun and Daniel Taliun: 8 shared papers
- Alexandre Orthwein and Sonia Del Rincon: 1 shared paper
- Alexandre Orthwein and Sonia Del Rincon: 1 shared paper
- Alexandre Orthwein and Raquel Cuella Martin: 1 shared paper
- Sonia Del Rincon and Raquel Cuella Martin: 1 shared paper
- Sonia Del Rincon and Raquel Cuella Martin: 1 shared paper
- Raquel Cuella Martin and Daniel Taliun: 1 shared paper
- Raquel Cuella Martin and Daniel Taliun: 1 shared paper
- Human Genetics
- Oncology
- Other
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