exposome


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exposome

(ˈɛkspəʊˌsəʊm)
n
(Physiology) a collection of environmental factors, such as stress and diet, to which an individual is exposed and which can have an effect on health
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The consortium will investigate which factors of the exposome are important for health and how these factors work.
Leiden University: 26 million for research into the impact of non-genetic factors on health
Initiatives have included collaborations across a number of application areas -- for example, to develop the first-ever exposome data warehouse integrating environmental exposure and clinical data for large-scale health research -- as well as efforts to develop resources helpful across application areas, such as a licensing model and ecosystem for data sharing.
Cross-sector data science
B vitamins and pollution, an interesting, emerging, yet incomplete picture of folate and the exposome. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2017;114(20):E3878-E3879.
Epigenetics--an introductory overview
This article seeks to provide an integrated understanding of the totality of exposome factors in human health by focusing on the contributions of personal care products via dermal absorption.
The Skin as Exposome: An Underappreciated Route of Entry for Toxicants
2018); b) Human Early Life Exposome (HELIX), a pooled sample from four cohorts (total N = 525) (Vrijheid et al.
Prenatal Particulate Air Pollution and DNA Methylation in Newborns: An Epigenome-Wide Meta-Analysis
Il s'agit d'une des premieres etudes sur le sujet a prendre en compte l'exposition globale a tout une serie de polluants (l'"exposome"), et pas seulement substance par substance, soulignent les auteurs de l'article, publie dans la revue medicale britannique The Lancet Planetary Health.
L'exposition des bebes aux polluants chimiques associee a une diminution de la fonction respiratoire
Believing the genome was incomplete for understanding diseases, Wild (2005) introduced the exposome as a necessary complement.
Applying the Public Health Exposome Model to Improve Kidney Disease Outcomes for Patients and Populations
Summary: TEHRAN (FNA)- Scientists have measured the human 'exposome,' or the particulates, chemicals and microbes that individually swaddle us all, in unprecedented detail.
Humans Bombarded by Chemicals, Diverse Species
Hoagwood highlighted the importance of work on the exposome, which the NIMH has described as a new approach to understanding the mechanisms by which environmental factors alter brain and behavior--starting from prenatal development.
NIMH urged to shift priorities toward children's mental health
Toward capturing the exposome: Exposure biomarker variability and coexposure patterns in the shared environment.
FUNCION RENAL, NIVELES URINARIOS DE CADMIO Y PLOMO EN NINOS DEL MUNICIPIO DE NAGUANAGUA (ESTADO CARABOBO, VENEZUELA), EXPUESTOS A HUMO DE TABACO AMBIENTAL
They are based on the relevant concept that each individual is the result of the sophisticated interplay between environmental factors and its genome, trascriptome, proteome, metabolome, microbiome, epigenome, and exposome. Thus, it is necessary to perform a more complex combination of investigations based on genetic, transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic, microbiomic, and epigenetic evaluations, for obtaining interesting data in the study of these diseases.
Anti-Inflamm-Ageing and/or Anti-Age-Related Disease Emerging Treatments: A Historical Alchemy or Revolutionary Effective Procedures?
To help characterize the temporal nature of developmental adaptations, a panomic approach (i.e., full -omics spectrum of technologies) may be necessary (96) to track molecular events as they arise in response to the maternal exposome (Fig.
Precision Medicine in Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes: The Relevance of Early-Life Exposures
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