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Dr. J.H.M. van Delft Person

Dr. J.H.M. van Delft

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Expertise Toxicogenomics; Pharmacogenomics; Genotyping by RFLP-PCR and DNA-chips (microarrays); Gene-expression by DNA-chips (microarrays); Biomonitoring; Intervention studies; DNA-adducts; Mutagenesis; In vitro en in vivo; Cell-lines and transgenic mice
Expertise (NL) Toxicogenomics; Farmacogenomics; Genotypering m.b.v. RFLP-PCR en DNA-chips (microarrays); Genexpressie m.b.v. DNA-chips (microarrays); Biomonitoring; Interventie studies; DNA-adducten; Mutagenese in vitro en in vivo; Cellijnen en transgene muizen
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/072762217
Addition Voorzitter van de Sectie Genetische Toxicologie van Nederlandse Vereniging voor Toxicologie; Editor van Food and Chemical Toxicology

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Associate professor
Organisation Department of Toxicogenomics (UM)
Chair (EN) Genetic toxicology and molecular toxicology in relation to gene-nutrition interactions
Chair (NL) Genetische toxicologie en moleculaire toxicologie in relatie tot gen-voedingsinteracties
Phone +31-43-3881092
Email j. vandelft -at- maastrichtuniversity. nl
URL http://www.toxicogenomics-um.nl/Staff/43/JH-van-Delft-PhD/

Publications

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Toenails: an easily accessible and long-term stable source of DNA for genetic analysis in large-scale epidemiological studies

Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Evaluation of the primary mouse hepatocyte model for the prediction of genotoxicity

Current research

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Researcher Carcinogenomics

Completed research projects

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Co-supervisor Development and application of toxicogenomic-based biomarkers of immunotoxic and genotoxic exposure in European neonates
Researcher NewGeneris: Newborns and Genotoxic exposure risks
Co-supervisor Identification of mechanisms at the genomic level for protection against colon cancer by vegetables
Project leader Identification of mechanisms at the genomic level for protection against colon cancer by vegetables
Co-supervisor Gene-expression based approaches to improved cancer risk assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
All completed research..

Classification

A70000 Public health and health care
D23340 Biopharmacology, toxicology

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