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Justin Treas's research focuses on the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying disease development, particularly in response to environmental exposures. His work has investigated the potentiating effects of chronic coexposure to arsenic and estrogen on genotoxic pathways in human prostate epithelial cells. This research also examines the hypermethylation of the DNA glycosylase gene, MBD4, in the context of these coexposures. He is a faculty member at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
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- Publications: 9
- Citations: 277
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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 (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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