Anita A Waye
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Waye A, Moeller J, Veiga-Lopez A
Toxicol Sci
. 2025 Feb;
PMID: 39985453
Formation of the placenta during gestation is required to support fetal growth and development. Derived from the placenta, trophoblast cells express nuclear and membrane-bound receptors. Among these receptors is the...
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Waye A, Ticiani E, Sharmin Z, Perez Silos V, Perera T, Tu A, et al.
Chemosphere
. 2024 Sep;
364:143301.
PMID: 39251161
Exposures to complex environmental chemical mixtures during pregnancy reach and target the feto-placental unit. This study investigates the influence of environmental chemical mixtures on placental bioenergetics. Recognizing the essential role...
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Pascuali N, Pu Y, Waye A, Pearl S, Martin D, Sutton A, et al.
Environ Health Perspect
. 2024 Apr;
132(4):47009.
PMID: 38630605
Background: Exposure to obesogenic chemicals has been reported to result in enhanced adipogenesis, higher adipose tissue accumulation, and reduced ovarian hormonal synthesis and follicular function. We have reported that organotins...
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Waye A, Ticiani E, Veiga-Lopez A
Toxicol Appl Pharmacol
. 2024 Jan;
483:116804.
PMID: 38185387
Pregnant women are exposed to complex chemical mixtures, many of which reach the placenta. Some of these chemicals interfere with epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) activation, a receptor tyrosine kinase...
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Pu Y, Ticiani E, Waye A, Dong K, Zhang H, Veiga-Lopez A
Chemosphere
. 2022 May;
302:134806.
PMID: 35504463
Bisphenol A (BPA) is an endocrine disrupting chemical known to promote adipose tissue mass in vivo and adipogenesis in vitro. Whether BPA can affect and reprogram early adipogenic differentiation signals...