Texas A&m University Health Science Ctr
PUBLIC HEALTH & PREV MEDICINE
College Station · United States
NIH R01 · 2025
Phthalate Mixture induced Epigenetic Regulations in Adipose Tissues
PROJECT SUMMARY: Exposure to environmental chemicals has adverse effects on the health and survival of humans. Emerging evidence supports the idea that exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals can perturb an individual’s metabolic set point and as a result, increase the individual’s propensity towards metabolic diseases. Recent evidence also suggests that environmental factors can regulate epigenetic modifications resulting in type 2 diabetes and obesity (together called “diabesity”) or other metabolic diseases. Even though over-nutrition is an important factor in the development of metabolic syndrome, there is an emerging hypothesis that several chemicals including a group of…
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