Raquel Chamorro-García

This study shows that nicotine cessation before conception in female mice, but not males, reduces metabolic issues in offspring, depending on oocyte maturation timing.

This study investigates whether preconception exposure to metabolic disruptors in mice leads to metabolic and psychiatric alterations in offspring.

This study shows paternal nicotine exposure causes sex-dependent metabolic changes in offspring, affecting glucose homeostasis in females and liver function in males.

The paper shows that ancestral exposure to the obesogen tributyltin in mice leads to transgenerational obesity in unexposed F4 male descendants through heritable changes in genome architecture.