IntramuralBy Robin Arnette, Carol Kelly, Rajneesh Pathania, and Andrew Trexler NIEHS and NTP report life experiences may alter DNA methylation Scientists at NIEHS and the
ExtramuralBy Sara Amolegbe Novel mechanism for manganese regulation in the brain NIEHS grantees showed that brain manganese is regulated by activity of the gene SLC30A10
IntramuralBy Kiri Hoff, Carol Kelly, Stephani Kim, Salahuddin Syed, and Qing Xu NTP participates in international systematic reviews meeting One way society benefits from the
ExtramuralBy Sara Amolegbe Early-life phthalates linked with motor skill deficiencies An NIEHS study linked phthalate exposure early in life to motor skill problems among 11-year
ExtramuralBy Sara Amolegbe DNA polymerase theta protects against UV-induced cancer NIEHS grantees provided evidence that the enzyme DNA polymerase theta (pol Q) protects against skin
IntramuralBy Robin Arnette, Kathleen Foley, Kelly Lenox, Janelle Weaver, and Qing Xu NTP screens chemicals for liver injury potential When applied to human cell culture
IntramuralBy Yu-Wei Chen, Stephani Kim, Melissa Li, Salahuddin Syed, and Qing Xu NTP finds arsenic exposure leads to a mutated KRAS allele National Toxicology Program
ExtramuralBy Sara Amolegbe Transposable elements contribute to tumor growth An NIEHS-funded study revealed that transposable elements, which are sequences of DNA that move around in
IntramuralBy Kathleen Foley, Salahuddin Syed, Janelle Weaver, and Qing Xu Bisphenol AF is absorbed rapidly in rodents Researchers from the National Toxicology Program (NTP) and
ExtramuralBy Sara Amolegbe Gulf Killifish survived polluted waters with genes from another fish NIEHS grantees found that Gulf Killifish in the Houston Ship Channel rapidly
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