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Selected Publications

Epigenetic Responses to Environmental Exposures Group

  1. Fan Y, Xu Q, Qian H, Tao C, Wan T, Li Z, Yan W, Niu R, Huang Y, Chen M, Xu Q, Martin EM, Wang X, Qin Y, Lu C. 2022. High-fat diet aggravates prenatal low-dose DEHP exposure induced spermatogenesis disorder: Characterization of testicular metabolic patterns in mouse offspring. Chemosphere 2022 Jul;298:134296. [Abstract Fan Y, Xu Q, Qian H, Tao C, Wan T, Li Z, Yan W, Niu R, Huang Y, Chen M, Xu Q, Martin EM, Wang X, Qin Y, Lu C. 2022. High-fat diet aggravates prenatal low-dose DEHP exposure induced spermatogenesis disorder: Characterization of testicular metabolic patterns in mouse offspring. Chemosphere 2022 Jul;298:134296.]
  2. Boyles AL, Beverly BE, Fenton SE, Jackson CL, Jukic AMZ, Sutherland VL, Baird DD, Collman GW, Dixon D, Ferguson KK, Hall JE, Martin EM, Schug TT, White AJ, Chandler KJ. 2021. Environmental factors involved in maternal morbidity and mortality. J Womens Health (Larchmt) 30(2):245-252. [Abstract Boyles AL, Beverly BE, Fenton SE, Jackson CL, Jukic AMZ, Sutherland VL, Baird DD, Collman GW, Dixon D, Ferguson KK, Hall JE, Martin EM, Schug TT, White AJ, Chandler KJ. 2021. Environmental factors involved in maternal morbidity and mortality. J Womens Health (Larchmt) 30(2):245-252.]
  3. Martin EM, Fry RC. 2018. Environmental influences on the epigenome: Exposure- associated DNA methylation in human populations. Annu Rev Public Health 39:309-333. [Abstract Martin EM, Fry RC. 2018. Environmental influences on the epigenome: Exposure- associated DNA methylation in human populations. Annu Rev Public Health 39:309-333.]
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