Exposure to fine particulate matter 2.5 from wood combustion smoke causes vascular changes in placenta and reduce fetal size

Authors: Villarroel, Francisca, Ponce, Nikol, Gómez, Fernando A., Muñoz, Cristián, Ramírez, Eder, Nualart, Francisco, Salinas, Paulo

Source: In Reproductive Toxicology August 2024 127

Histological and Endocrine Effects of Chronic Exposure to MP2.5 Derived from Wood Smoke in the Uterus of Nulliparous Adult Rats.

Alternate Title: Efectos Histológicos y Endocrinos de la Exposición Crónica a MP2.5 Derivada del Humo de Leña en el Útero de Ratas Adultas Nulípara.

Authors: Villarroel, Francisca^1,2, Salinas, Paulo¹ paulo.salinas@pucv.cl

Source: International Journal of Morphology. 2024, Vol. 42 Issue 3, p647-662. 16p.

Subject Terms: *PARTICULATE matter, *ENDOCRINE glands, *GENITALIA, *ENVIRONMENTAL exposure, *AIR conditioning, *AIR pollution

Physiological adaptations of the placenta in response to exposure to pm2.5 from wood combustion smoke: Increase in vitamin c transporter Glut-1 and SVTC-2.

Authors: Villarroel, Francisca, Ramírez, Eder, Nualart, Francisco, Salinas, Paulo

Source: Placenta; Aug2024, Vol. 153, pN.PAG-N.PAG, 1p