Search Results - "Enggasser, Adam E"

Sexually dimorphic methylation patterns characterize the placenta and blood from extremely preterm newborns by Santos, Hudson P, Enggasser, Adam E, Clark, Jeliyah, Roell, Kyle, Zhabotynsky, Vasyl, Gower, William Adam, Yanni, Diana, Yang, Nou Gao, Washburn, Lisa, Gogcu, Semsa, Marsit, Carmen J, Kuban, Karl, O'Shea, T. Michael, Fry, Rebecca C

“…Abstract Background Health outcomes among children born prematurely are known to be sexually dimorphic, with male infants often more affected, yet the…”
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Developing Toxic Metal Environmental Justice Indices (TM-EJIs) for Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead, and Manganese Contamination in Private Drinking Wells in North Carolina by Gavino-Lopez, Noemi, Eaves, Lauren A, Enggasser, Adam E, Fry, Rebecca C

“…Toxic metal exposure via private drinking wells is an environmental health challenge in North Carolina (NC). Policies tainted by environmental racism shape who…”
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Generation of the Chemical and Social Stressors Integration Technique (CASS-IT) to identify areas of holistic public health concern: An application to North Carolina by Eaves, Lauren A., Lanier, Paul, Enggasser, Adam E., Chung, Gerard, Turla, Toby, Rager, Julia E., Fry, Rebecca C.

“…Due to structural racism and income inequality, exposure to environmental chemicals is tightly linked to socioeconomic factors. In addition, exposure to…”
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Epigenetics at the Intersection of COVID-19 Risk and Environmental Chemical Exposures by Bulka, Catherine M., Enggasser, Adam E., Fry, Rebecca C.

“…Purpose of Review Several environmental contaminants have been implicated as contributors to COVID-19 susceptibility and severity. Immunomodulation and…”
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CpG methylation patterns in placenta and neonatal blood are differentially associated with neonatal inflammation by Eaves, Lauren A., Enggasser, Adam E., Camerota, Marie, Gogcu, Semsa, Gower, William A., Hartwell, Hadley, Jackson, Wesley M., Jensen, Elizabeth, Joseph, Robert M., Marsit, Carmen J., Roell, Kyle, Santos Jr, Hudson P., Shenberger, Jeffrey S., Smeester, Lisa, Yanni, Diana, Kuban, Karl C. K., O’Shea, T. Michael, Fry, Rebecca C.

“…Background Infants born extremely premature are at increased risk for health complications later in life for which neonatal inflammation may be a contributing…”
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