Check out the latest news story about Dr. Pilsner's reseach
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WSU study reveals PFAS chemicals in men affect their offspring
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Check out the latest news story about Dr. Pilsner's reseach 〰️ WSU study reveals PFAS chemicals in men affect their offspring 〰️ Click Here for Article 〰️
Research in the Pilsner Lab lies at the intersection of environmental toxicology, epidemiology, and reproductive health. Our research has a particular emphasis on epigenetic mechanisms, which are additional layers of information intertwined with the genome that control the expression of genes. Specifically, our research focuses on taking a paternal perspective to reproductive health by seeking to understand the role of sperm epigenetics as a biological pathway linking paternal environmental exposures to reproductive and offspring health.
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NIH awards $3.4M to School of Medicine to investigate biomarkers for better reproductive success. Click here for article
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Check out Dr. Pilsner’s journey into research in this NIH News Story. Click here for the Article.
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Congratulations to Savni Sawant for receiving the ‘Best Oral Presentation” award at this years MARTS conference.
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“Paternal preconception phthalate exposure alters sperm methylome and embryonic programming” receives the honor of Paper of the Month (September 2021) from NIEHS. See more details here.
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Dr. Pilsner joined the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the School of Medicine at Wayne State University in February 2021. See Lab News Here