… as epigenetic disruptors. We also discuss the advantages and challenges of using epigenetic
… risk assessment, and our perspectives on the future role of epigenetics in toxicology. …

… studied mycotoxin due to its great toxicity, its distribution in a … HCC through genetic and
epigenetic modifications. The genetic … for AFB1-induced epigenetic alterations and the potential …

… The fluid and reversible nature of epigenetic signaling not … as chemotherapy-induced toxicity
and contributing for increased cell … , autophagy signal involves different signaling pathways …

… signaling pathways, modify the gut microbiota composition, and may induce important epigenetic
… increasing resistance to NP toxicity and by regulating several epigenetic-related genes …

… nutrition were discovered to alter the epigenetic states of cells. The … This review mainly
summarizes the information of epigenetic … related to the epigenetic therapy are also included. …

… factors, the metabolic and epigenetic reprogramming, during the … and epigenetic signaling
pathways for cancer therapy. … are the most likely target of As 3+ toxicity [24,25]. Unequivocal …

… and necrosis in healthy tissue causing toxicity in the brain, liver, … stress implied in DOX toxicity
may exert direct effects on … -mediated dysregulation of epigenetic signaling proteins nicely …

… for the study of methylation-mediated signaling in epigenetics, inflammation and beyond. …
range of epigenetic and non-epigenetic methylation-mediated signaling pathways and biology. …

… signaling cascades and molecular crosstalk remain sparsely understood. Amongst other
reasons, this is often caused by a toxicological focus … and toxicological roles of both signaling …

… to epigenetic alterations [11, 13]. DNA methylation of cytosine, forming 5-methylcytosine (5mC),
was one of the first epigenetic … epigenetic memory by propagating the initial signal, …