Debby Walser-Kuntz

Carleton College

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Biology

NoneDebby Walser-kuntz is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Carleton College.

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Debby Walser-Kuntz

Carleton College

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toxicology respiratory toxicology pharmacology public health immunology immunotherapy medical education immunity (medicine) regulatory toxicology communicable diseases human exposure animal health immunohaematology laboratory rodent studies current levels undergraduate education

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Bpa Modulates the Neutrophil Response and Cytokine Environment in a Model of Tail Fin Regeneration. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Effect of Bpa on Cytokine Expression and Regeneration in Larval Zebrafish. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Bisphenol-a Leads to Overexpression of Estrogen Receptors and Diminishes Protective Chemokine Responses in a Zebrafish Model. The Journal of Immunology (2019)

Bisphenol-a Diminishes Neutrophil Recruitment in Zebrafish. The Journal of Immunology (2018)

Too Many B Cells, When Food Fights Back, and Hacking T Cells: The Effective Use of Case Studies to Teach Methods in an Undergraduate Immunology Course.. The Journal of Immunology (2018)

Developing Immunologists: A Role for Undergraduate Education. Trends in Immunology (2016)

immunohaematologyundergraduate educationimmunologyimmunotherapymedical educationcommunicable diseasesimmunity (medicine)

Public Health in Practice: Development of an Undergraduate Domestic Off-Campus Public Health Program. Pedagogy in Health Promotion (2016)

Academic Civic Engagement in the Immunology Classroom: From Grant Proposals to Immunology Theater (Edu1P.255). The Journal of Immunology (2014)

In Vivo Bisphenol-a Exposure in Combination With High-Fat Diet Modulates Murine Innate Immune Responses (Inc6P.345). The Journal of Immunology (2014)

Chapel Hill Bisphenol a Expert Panel Consensus Statement: Integration of Mechanisms, Effects in Animals and Potential to Impact Human Health at Current Levels of Exposure. Reproductive Toxicology (2007)

Frederick S. vom SaalBenson T. AkingbemiScott M. BelcherLinda S. BirnbaumD. Andrew CrainMarcus EriksenFrancesca FarabolliniLouis J. GuilletteRuss HauserJerrold J. HeindelShuk-Mei HoPatricia A. HuntTaisen IguchiSusan JoblingJun KannoRuth A. KeriKaren E. KnudsenHans LauferGerald A. LeBlancMichele MarcusJohn A. McLachlanJohn Peterson MyersAngel NadalRetha R. NewboldNicolas OleaGail S. PrinsCatherine A. RichterBeverly S. RubinCarlos SonnenscheinAna M. SotoChris E. TalsnessJohn G. VandenberghLaura N. VandenbergDebby R. Walser-KuntzCheryl S. WatsonWade V. WelshonsYelena WetherillR. Thomas Zoeller