… be non-genotoxic, ie epigenetic, mechanisms that could directly … of epigenetic toxicology or
assays to measure epigenetic events … On the other hand, an epigenetic event can be either a …

… epigenetic mechanisms impact on the toxic action of xenobiotics is very limited, it is anticipated
that in the future, epigenetics … different epigenetic marks and that DNA methylation signals …

In spite of the early speculation by Loewenstein that one of the critical distinguishing
phenotypes of cancers from normal cells was the dysfunction of gap junctional intercellular …

… Like many cellular signaling pathways, there … epigenetic changes and concurrent alterations
of gene expression that underscore how studies on the environmentally-induced epigenetic …

… toxicity previously reported will be briefly discussed and their relevance as potential epigenetic
… cascades involving phosphorylation-activation reactions aimed at transducing signals …

… increasingly documented epigenetic cellular effects of OTA and their potential toxicological
relevance … stress and the activation of specific cell signalling pathways, is responsible for OTA …

… modulators of epigenetic targets. However, very little informationonthe potential toxicological
consequenceof … Better understanding ofthe epigenetic mechanism ofhuman diseases, …

… Deregulated expression of any of 25 epigenetic toxicity pathway components (SET1,
MLL1, … of the receptor tyrosine kinase-extracellular signal-regulated kinase signaling (RTK-ERK) …

… shows that disruption of epigenetic processes by chemicals … and readers) that convey the
epigenetic information. Evidence is … induce toxicity through disturbance of functional epigenetic …

… multiple exposures to them can alleviate or mask epigenetic toxicity in real life. Our present
review … of Wnt and calcium signaling, vascular development, and epigenetic mechanisms as …