Lenno Krenning

I’ve obtained my PhD in the lab of René Medema at the Netherlands Cancer institute, investigating the reversibility of cell cycle checkpoints in response to DNA damage. After my PhD I worked in the lab of Marvin Tanenbaum at the Hubrecht institute, studying the regulation of RNA stability during the cell cycle.

In 2018 I moved back to the Medema lab, to once again investigate the interplay between proliferation and DNA damage. My current aims to identify determinants of DNA double strand break (DSB)-induced toxicity.