Eric A. Rhon‐Calderón

This study shows culturing mouse embryos at 2% oxygen improves embryonic and adult outcomes compared to 5% oxygen, by enhancing cell number, chromatin structure, and metabolic function.

This study shows that in vitro fertilization (IVF) accelerates reproductive aging in female mice by causing premature ovarian failure, with altered ovarian function and epigenetic changes.

This study shows that IVF in mice leads to reproductive and molecular changes in male offspring, which are transmitted across generations.

This study investigates the role of H19/Igf2 dysregulation in cardiac and placental defects in SRS-like mouse models, showing disrupted ECM and endothelial proliferation pathways.

This study examines sex-specific metabolic and transcriptomic effects of IVF in mice, finding sex-dimorphic dysregulation of SREBP pathways and placental DNA methylation changes linked to cholesterol levels.