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Blood metabolomic signatures linking air pollution to lung cancer in the Cancer Prevention Studies

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By Sabrina Chow, Ying Wang, Jeremy A. Sarnat, W. Ryan Diver, Emily Deubler, Douglas Walker, Ziyin Tang, Aparna H. Kesarwala, Michael Jerrett, Michelle Turner, Donghai Liang, C. Arden Pope III
| Nature Verified
Abstract Air pollution is a leading environmental cause of lung cancer, yet the underlying biological pathways remain poorly understood. Identifying circulating biomarkers that capture early molecular responses may clarify how air pollutants contribute to carcinogenesis and help identify individuals at elevated risk.
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Impact of prenatal phthalate exposure on newborn metabolome and infant neurodevelopment - Nature Communications

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By Ziyin Tang, Anne L Dunlop, Youran Tan, Dean Jones
| Nature Verified
Abstract We evaluated associations among exposure to prenatal phthalate metabolites, perturbations of the newborn metabolome, and infant neurobehavioral functioning in mother-newborn pairs enrolled in the Atlanta African American Maternal-Child Cohort during 2016–2018.
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The Oxidative Potential of Fine Particulate Matter and Biological Perturbations in Human Plasma and Saliva Metabolome

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By Jeremy A. Sarnat, Rodney J. Weber, Armistead G. Russell, Ziyin Tang
| ACS Publications
Particulate oxidative potential may comprise a key health-relevant parameter of particulate matter (PM) toxicity. To identify biological perturbations associated with particulate oxidative potential and examine the underlying molecular mechanisms, we recruited 54 participants from two dormitories near and far from a congested highway in Atlanta, GA. Fine particulate matter oxidative potential (“FPMOP”) levels at the dormitories were measured using dithiothreitol assay.
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