… by genetic and epigenetic changes, including altered expression of noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs).
While the effect of chemical carcinogens on genetic and epigenetic alterations and their …

… the prevention of acute diseases, the concept of epigenetics in food safety and food toxicology
is relatively new [72-76]. Since epigenetics or the regulation of gene expression is critical …

… I also provide vignettes of selected neuroscientists and toxicologists who have provided
certain breakthroughs. This is a voyage of discovery into the science, history, and human …

… This distinction regarding the different toxicological effects on 2D and 3D cultures was
also confirmed in placental toxicity research. Accordingly, a recent study utilized scaffold-free …

… induced oxidative stress-induced intra-cellular signaling to silence, transcriptionally, those
genes, then the surviving cell is not a mutant but has a phenotype shaped by an epigenetic …

… It is possible that the epigenetic alterations observed at 72 hpf are corrected by maturity and
… with sex-specific effects, persistent epigenetic alterations might be present in and limited to …

In the space of one generation major changes have begun to take place in the field of human
reproduction. A rapid increase in the control of fertility and the understanding and treatment …

… gene expression and epigenetic regulations were manifested … , epigenetic dysregulations
and transgenerational epigenetic inheritance induced by MXC, VIN, or other EDCs. Epigenetic …

… It can be argued that epigenetic mechanisms might be the … in the genome, whereas an
epigenetic agent, while also could … These different cell types are epigenetically different and have …

… These finds also are on the cutting edge of the field of "epigenetic toxicology" in that they are
not only … Invited lecturer, "The discovery of the 'Biological Rosetta Stone': The role of cell-cell …