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Acrylamide modulates the mouse epididymal proteome to drive alterations in the sperm small non-coding RNA profile and dysregulate embryo development
- Trigg, Natalie A., Skerrett-Byrne, David A., Xavier, Miguel J., Zhou, Wei, Anderson, Amanda L., Stanger, Simone J., Katen, Aimee L., De Iuliis, Geoffry N., Dun, Matthew D., Roman, Shaun D., Eamens, Andrew L., Nixon, Brett
Chronic acrylamide exposure in male mice induces DNA damage to spermatozoa; potential for amelioration by resveratrol
- Katen, Aimee L., Stanger, Simone J., Anderson, Amanda L., Nixon, Brett, Roman, Shaun D.
Chronic acrylamide exposure in male mice results in elevated DNA damage in the germline and heritable induction of CYP2E1 in the testes
- Katen, Aimee L., Chambers, Caitlin G., Nixon, Brett, Roman, Shaun D.
Mouse spermatocytes express CYP2E1 and respond to acrylamide exposure
- Nixon, Belinda J., Katen, Aimee L., Stanger, Simone J., Schjenken, John E., Nixon, Brett, Roman, Shaun D.
The genetic consequences of paternal acrylamide exposure and potential for amelioration
- Katen, Aimee L., Roman, Shaun D.
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