Justin N. Treas
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Also affiliated: Texas Tech University (2011–2015)
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Justin N. Treas investigates the effects of chronic exposure to environmental agents, such as arsenic and estrogen, on human prostate epithelial cells. His research has examined how these exposures influence cell survival, DNA damage, and malignant transformation. Specifically, his work has explored the potential role of epigenetic modifications, including DNA hypermethylation, in these processes. Treas has also investigated the impact of xenobiotics on DNA repair mechanisms and gene expression, as seen in his studies on breast cancer cells treated with green tea polyphenols and epigenetic modulators. His research has been published in journals focusing on toxicology, environmental health, and cancer biology. He has a publication record of nine papers with 283 citations and an h-index of 7.
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- h-index: 7
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 283
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Chronic coexposure to arsenic and estrogen potentiates genotoxic estrogen metabolic pathway and hypermethylation of DNA glycosylase MBD4 in human prostate epithelial cells (2022)
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- Chronic coexposure to arsenic and estrogen potentiates genotoxic estrogen metabolic pathway and hypermethylation of DNA glycosylase <i>MBD4</i> in human prostate epithelial cells
- Chronic coexposure to arsenic and estrogen potentiates genotoxic estrogen metabolic pathway and hypermethylation of DNA glycosylase <i>MBD4</i> in human prostate epithelial cells
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