Benzo[a]pyrene Disrupts Gene Expression Vital for Human GnRH Neuron Development
Transcriptomic profiling reveals that benzopyrene exposure alters key migration and adhesion genes in human fetal GnRH neuroblasts, impairing developmental motility.
Transcriptomic profiling reveals that benzopyrene exposure alters key migration and adhesion genes in human fetal GnRH neuroblasts, impairing developmental motility.
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