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Erica Boldenow

Calvin University

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Department of Biology

NoneErica Boldenow is currently serving as a Calvin University faculty at Calvin University.

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immunology pharmacology toxicology human extraplacental membranes infectious diseases clinical microbiology reproductive immunology dermatology gene expression membrane biology bacteriology host response experimental toxicology cytokines sepsis microbial pathogenesis hematology mammalian biology reproductive biology in vitro toxicology enzyme inhibition antioxidants laboratory immunology clinical immunology redox signaling prostaglandin release veterinary medicine pathogenic bacteria environmental microbiology applied microbiology infection control assisted reproduction reproductive health reproductive medicine redox biology peptides free radical biology mucosal immunology veterinary microbiology neonatology preterm birth human reproduction high-risk pregnancies human physiology immunotoxicology inhibitory activity placental development fetal medicine antimicrobial peptide response virulence gene expression streptococcus isolates lung epithelial cells immune defenses potential implications fetal membranes toxicant disruption dimorphic transcriptional responses n-acetyl cysteine exposure maternal trichloroethylene cytokine secretion macrophage cell model human fetal membranes

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Evaluating Impacts of the Trichloroethylene Metabolite S -(1,2-Dichlorovyinyl)-L-Cysteine on Transcriptomic Responses and Cytokine Release in a Macrophage Model: Implications for Pregnancy Outcomes. Journal of Immunotoxicology (2025)

immune responsesimmunotoxicologyreproductive immunologyimmunologytoxicology

The Antioxidant N ‐Acetyl Cysteine Inhibits Cytokine and Prostaglandin Release in Human Fetal Membranes Stimulated Ex Vivo With Lipoteichoic Acid or Live Group B Streptococcus. American Journal of Reproductive Immunology (2024)

Hae‐Ryung ParkSean M. HarrisErica BoldenowDavid M. AronoffMeaghan ReaChuanwu XiRita Loch‐Caruso

pharmacologytherapeutic targetsinhibitory activitylaboratory immunologyoxidative stressimmunotherapylipoteichoic acidclinical immunologymembrane biologypeptidesreproductive immunologyinfectious diseasesredox biologyimmunologyantioxidantscytokinesredox signalinginflammationhuman fetal membranesprostaglandin releaseex vivoenzyme inhibition

Sexually Concordant and Dimorphic Transcriptional Responses to Maternal Trichloroethylene and/or N-Acetyl Cysteine Exposure in Wistar Rat Placental Tissue. Toxicology (2022)

Elana R. ElkinAnthony L. SuJohn F. DouJustin A. ColacinoDave BridgesVasantha PadmanabhanSean M. HarrisErica BoldenowRita Loch-CarusoKelly M. Bakulski

n-acetyl cysteine exposurematernal trichloroethyleneexperimental toxicologypharmacologymammalian biologydimorphic transcriptional responsestoxicology

The Trichloroethylene Metabolite S-(1,2-Dichlorovinyl)-L-Cysteine Inhibits Lipopolysaccharide-Induced Inflammation Transcriptomic Pathways and Cytokine Secretion in a Macrophage Cell Model. Toxicology in Vitro (2022)

Sean M. HarrisKelly M. BakulskiJohn DouEthan HouskampEleanor C. ScheeresEmily SchellenboomOlivia HarlowRita Loch-CarusoErica Boldenow

cytokine secretioninflammationin vitro toxicologydermatologymacrophage cell modelexperimental toxicologyimmunologypharmacologytoxicology

Toxicant Disruption of Immune Defenses: Potential Implications for Fetal Membranes and Pregnancy. Frontiers in Physiology (2020)

Sean M. HarrisErica BoldenowSteven E. DominoRita Loch-Caruso

epidemiologyhigh-risk pregnanciesimmune defensespotential implicationsreproductive immunologyimmunologyhuman physiologyphysiologyfetal membranestoxicant disruptiontoxicology

Group B Streptococcus Activates Transcriptomic Pathways Related to Premature Birth in Human Extraplacental Membranes in Vitro†,‡. Biology of Reproduction (2017)

Hae-Ryung ParkSean M HarrisErica BoldenowRichard C McEachinMaureen SartorMark ChamesRita Loch-Caruso

reproductive biologymicrobiologypreterm birthhuman reproductionhost responseassisted reproductionmicrobial pathogenesishuman extraplacental membranesclinical microbiologyimmunologypharmacologymembrane biologyreproductive medicinebacteriologygene expressionreproductive healthneonatology

The Antioxidant N-Acetyl Cysteine Inhibits Cytokine and Prostaglandin Release in Human Extraplacental Membranes Stimulated With Lta or Live Gbs. Placenta (2016)

Rita Loch-CarusoHae-Ryung ParkErica Boldenow

placental developmenthematologymedicineinflammationoxidative stressendocrinologyhuman extraplacental membranesprostaglandin releaseimmunologypharmacologyfree radical biologytherapeutic targetsantioxidantscytokinesenzyme inhibitionfetal medicineredox signaling

The Trichloroethylene Metabolite S-(1,2-Dichlorovinyl)-L-Cysteine but Not Trichloroacetate Inhibits Pathogen-Stimulated Tnf-α in Human Extraplacental Membranes in Vitro. Reproductive Toxicology (2015)

Erica BoldenowIman HassanMark C. ChamesChuanwu XiRita Loch-Caruso

in vitro toxicologyinfectious diseasesdermatologyhuman extraplacental membranesexperimental toxicologypharmacologymembrane biologytoxicology

Association and Virulence Gene Expression Vary Among Serotype III Group B Streptococcus Isolates Following Exposure to Decidual and Lung Epithelial Cells. Infection and Immunity (2014)

Michelle L. KorirDavid KnuppKathryn LeMeriseErica BoldenowRita Loch-CarusoDavid M. AronoffShannon D. Manning

virologyvirulence gene expressionveterinary microbiologyinfectious diseasesmicrobial pathogenesisclinical epidemiologyclinical microbiologyimmunologybacteriologystreptococcus isolatesgene expressionepidemiologylung epithelial cells

Role of Cytokine Signaling in Group B Streptococcus ‐Stimulated Expression of Human Beta Defensin‐2 in Human Extraplacental Membranes. American Journal of Reproductive Immunology (2014)

Erica BoldenowKelly A. HoganMark C. ChamesDavid M. AronoffChuanwu XiRita Loch‐Caruso

reproductive biologypathogenic bacteriaimmune responseshost responsereproductive immunologyinfectious diseasesdermatologyhuman extraplacental membranesbacteriaclinical microbiologyclinical immunologyimmunologysepsismucosal immunologycytokinesgene expressionlaboratory immunology

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Erica Boldenow

Calvin University

Affiliations

Calvin University

Department of Biology

NoneErica Boldenow is currently serving as a Calvin University faculty at Calvin University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Erica Boldenow

Calvin University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

immune responsesimmunotoxicologyreproductive immunologyimmunologytoxicology

Hae‐Ryung ParkSean M. HarrisErica BoldenowDavid M. AronoffMeaghan ReaChuanwu XiRita Loch‐Caruso

Sexually Concordant and Dimorphic Transcriptional Responses to Maternal Trichloroethylene and/or N-Acetyl Cysteine Exposure in Wistar Rat Placental Tissue. Toxicology (2022)

Elana R. ElkinAnthony L. SuJohn F. DouJustin A. ColacinoDave BridgesVasantha PadmanabhanSean M. HarrisErica BoldenowRita Loch-CarusoKelly M. Bakulski

n-acetyl cysteine exposurematernal trichloroethyleneexperimental toxicologypharmacologymammalian biologydimorphic transcriptional responsestoxicology

Sean M. HarrisKelly M. BakulskiJohn DouEthan HouskampEleanor C. ScheeresEmily SchellenboomOlivia HarlowRita Loch-CarusoErica Boldenow

cytokine secretioninflammationin vitro toxicologydermatologymacrophage cell modelexperimental toxicologyimmunologypharmacologytoxicology

Toxicant Disruption of Immune Defenses: Potential Implications for Fetal Membranes and Pregnancy. Frontiers in Physiology (2020)

Sean M. HarrisErica BoldenowSteven E. DominoRita Loch-Caruso

epidemiologyhigh-risk pregnanciesimmune defensespotential implicationsreproductive immunologyimmunologyhuman physiologyphysiologyfetal membranestoxicant disruptiontoxicology

Group B Streptococcus Activates Transcriptomic Pathways Related to Premature Birth in Human Extraplacental Membranes in Vitro†,‡. Biology of Reproduction (2017)

Hae-Ryung ParkSean M HarrisErica BoldenowRichard C McEachinMaureen SartorMark ChamesRita Loch-Caruso

The Antioxidant N-Acetyl Cysteine Inhibits Cytokine and Prostaglandin Release in Human Extraplacental Membranes Stimulated With Lta or Live Gbs. Placenta (2016)

Rita Loch-CarusoHae-Ryung ParkErica Boldenow

Erica BoldenowIman HassanMark C. ChamesChuanwu XiRita Loch-Caruso

in vitro toxicologyinfectious diseasesdermatologyhuman extraplacental membranesexperimental toxicologypharmacologymembrane biologytoxicology

Association and Virulence Gene Expression Vary Among Serotype III Group B Streptococcus Isolates Following Exposure to Decidual and Lung Epithelial Cells. Infection and Immunity (2014)

Michelle L. KorirDavid KnuppKathryn LeMeriseErica BoldenowRita Loch-CarusoDavid M. AronoffShannon D. Manning

Role of Cytokine Signaling in Group B Streptococcus ‐Stimulated Expression of Human Beta Defensin‐2 in Human Extraplacental Membranes. American Journal of Reproductive Immunology (2014)

Erica BoldenowKelly A. HoganMark C. ChamesDavid M. AronoffChuanwu XiRita Loch‐Caruso

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