Samantha A. Lee

This study examines how prenatal air pollution exposure affects DNA methylation in cord blood and its link to childhood wheeze, finding some epigenetic changes are partially buffered by maternal diet.

This study identifies 32 differentially methylated genes in mouse lungs associated with heavy smoking, revealing novel links to nicotine dependency, tumorigenesis, and COPD.

This study shows that prenatal and early postnatal cigarette smoke exposure in mice leads to long-term lung function and DNA methylation changes at Cyp1a1, which can be reestablished upon adult re-exposure.

This study identifies persistent DNA methylation changes linked to prenatal NO2 exposure in early childhood and links some changes to wheeze and atopy.