We aimed to determine the most critical period to maternal exposure to particulate matter
(PM2. 5) to impair offspring energy metabolism and whether the gut microbiota could …

The human health impacts of anthropogenic climate change continue to intensify. Perhaps
most concerning is the rapid rise in ambient temperature, with 10 of the hottest years ever …

Většina lidské populace je v každodenním životě vystavena toxickým látkám
antropogenního původu. Tyto látky jsou rovněž přítomné v ovzduší a jejich účinky …

Most energy policies that are implemented in the United States dictate how energy is
produced, distributed, and consumed, but policies generally neglect to fully investigate how …

More and more research evidences indicate that the exposure to particulate matter during
pregnancy can impact the development of the fetus, resulting in preterm birth, low birth …

Background: Adverse effects from exposure to particulate matter< 2· 5 μm in diameter (PM2·
5) on health-related outcomes have been found in a range of experimental and …

The field of" perinatal programming" has increasingly implicated an adverse early-life
environment in the etiology of many chronic health problems and mental disorders. The …

The developmental origins of lung disease describe the connections between
environmental stressors and the development of lung disease in the short and long term …

Water deficiency is an important abiotic stress that often linked with other major abiotic
stresses as heat stress, salinity stress, etc. Thus, it is considered as one of the main factors …

Background: Air pollution including ambient air pollution is a global concern attributed to
nearly 4.3 million annual deaths worldwide. The model projections based on emission …