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The CEGM is focused on the complex interactions between environmental agents, including nutritional status, pharmaceutical compounds and noxious workplace exposures, and their impact on genes and human health. We are concerned with in utero exposures leading to the development of congenital malformations as well as developmental changes that can result in tumor formation in the adult.

	Stephen H. Safe, Director ssafe@cvm.tamu.edu 713.677.7753 Project Summaries Recent Publications
Dr. Safe's research is focused on the molecular biology of cancer cell growth and development of new mechanism-based anticancer drugs.

	Richard H. Finnell rfinnell@ibt.tamhsc.edu 713.677.7777 Project Summaries Recent Publications
Dr. Finnell's research focuses on the interaction between specific genes and environmental toxicants as they influence embryonic development.

Huiping Zhu

hzhu@ibt.tamhsc.edu
713.677.7410

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Dr. Zhu's research focuses on genetic susceptibility and gene-environment interactions of complex birth defects.

	Brad A. Amendt bamendt@ibt.tamhsc.edu 713.677.7402 Project Summaries Recent Publications
Dr. Amendt's research focuses on gene expression mechanisms controlling embryonic development and the molecular basis of genetic defects.

	Weiman He whe@ibt.tamhsc.edu 713.677.7582 Project Summaries Recent Publications
Dr. He’s research is focused on the control of gene expression and its interaction with the onset and treatment of obesity and diabetes.

Bogdan Wlodarczyk

bwlodarczyk@ibt.tamhsc.edu
713.677.7722

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Dr. Wlodarczyk uses genetically modified mice to reveal how genetic mutations modulate the mechanisms underlying susceptibility to the induction of congenital defects.

Texas A&M Health Science Center - Institute of Biomedical Sciences

Center for Environmental and Genetic Medicine

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Stephen H. Safe, Director

Richard H. Finnell

Huiping Zhu

Brad A. Amendt

Weiman He

Bogdan Wlodarczyk