Metabolomics
A folder of research projects on Metabolomics
- Urinary Metabolomics in Tucson Structure Firefighters: Pre-, and Post-fire exposure:
- aims: to characterize & compare metabolic profiles before and post fire exposure
- data source: Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA)
- research question: Does fire exposure alter the metabolic profiles in firefighters?
- contribution: led statistical analyses & drafted manuscript & publication
- status: published
- Urinary Metabolomics in Tucson Structure Firefighters: differential metabolome by Hispanic ethnicity:
- aims: to characterize differential metabolome by Hispanic ethnicity, before and post structure fire exposure
- data source: Fire Fighter Cancer Cohort Study(FFCCS)
- research question: Is there a difference in the metabolic profiling between Hispanic and Non-Hispanic firefighters? Is the difference exacerbated by fire exposure?
- contribution: led statistical analyses & drafted manuscript & publication
- status: manuscript accepted
- Urinary Metabolomics in Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Firefighters: Pre-, and Post-fire exposure:
- aims: to characterize & compare metabolic profiles before and post fire exposure among male WUI firefighters
- data source: Fire Fighter Cancer Cohort Study(FFCCS)
- research question:
- Does WUI fire exposure alter the metabolic profiles in WUI firefighters?
- explore potential health risks associated with the metabolic changes
- contribution: led statistical analyses & drafted manuscript & publication
- status: manuscript under CDC clearance
Active research projects are listed below:
- Urinary Metabolomics in prostate cancer patients: PCa risk groups:
- aims: to characterize and comparing metabolic profiles between patients with high-grade and low-grade prostate cancer
- data source: Cancer Center, University of Arizona
- contribution: led statistical analyses & manuscript preparation
- status: manuscript in preparation
- Urinary Metabolomics in Women Firefighters Experiencing Structure Fires: Pre-, and Post-fire exposure:
- aims: to characterize & compare metabolic profiles before and post fire exposure among women firefighters
- data source: Fire Fighter Cancer Cohort Study(FFCCS)
- research question:
- does fire exposure alter the metabolic profiles in women firefighters?
- explore potential health risks associated with the metabolic changes
- contribution: led statistical analyses & drafted manuscript & publication
- status: study ongoing