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Chemical Intruders: How Endocrine Disruptors Hijack Carcinogenic Transcriptomes?

with guest speaker: Dr. Alok Deoraj

 

The Environmental Health Science seminar series approach the most relevant and emerging aspects of modern Occupational and Environmental Health. They include exposure and mechanistic sciences, toxicological and epidemiological approaches linking experimental and human research to prevention and protective policy making.

Pre- and post-doctoral students and faculties of the FIU EHS Department share their studies in this series, along with prominent external speakers. 

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