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Esther L. Calderon-Gierszal

Assistant Professor

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Affiliations

Chicago Medical School

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

School Of Chicago Medical

College of Health Professions

Department Of Physical Therapy

School Of Chicago Medical

Department Of Clinical Sciences

Department Of Foundational Sciences And Humanities

Department Of Physiology And Biophysics

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

Department of Humanities & Health Care

Illinois Board of Higher Education

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Esther L. Calderon-gierszal is currently serving as a Chicago Medical School Assistant Professor at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine And Science.

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Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

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cell biology urology oncogenes pharmacology cancer research molecular cancer cancer cells health sciences tumor biology breast cancer medicinal research stem cell research covalent modification breast cancer cells nuclear factor prostate organoids gene expression structural biology environmental health environmental research environmental toxicology protein science biological chemistry enzyme inhibition experimental gerontology ecotoxicology regulatory toxicology plo biology cancer care cell research cancer letter molecular cell biology anti-cancer agents tumor targeting protein function protein chemistry cancer genetics transgenerational effect environmental exposures environmental epidemiology cancer risk environmental behavior treatment effects tissue development biomolecular interactions cancer biology cancer prevention cancer screening cancer management author profiling scholarly communication dimethyl fumarate prostate cancer risk dna methylation signatures developmental bpa exposure dose-response analysis low-dose bisphenol cancer susceptibility hormone targets dimethyl fumarate impairs personalized medicine gynecology medicine gynecologic cancers women's studies maternal health biostatistics psychoneuroendocrinology mammalian biology pregnancy hypertension reproductive health abortion reproductive science medical sociology oncology assisted reproduction human biology sex research sexual medicine medical history gender inequality fertility reproductive immunology ovarian cancer feminist studies gender studies women's health individualized medicine gynecologic oncology obstetrics and gynaecology embryology endocrinology midwifery bioethics reproductive medicine reproductive endocrinology nature method nursing science reproductive biology infertility translational research sexual and reproductive health pathology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

List of Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

digital scholarshipscholarly communicationinformetricsscientific communicationelectronic libraryjournalismauthor profiling

Prostate Organoids. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Esther L. Calderon-GierszalGail S. Prins

prostate organoidsprostate cancerurology

Prostate Cancer Risk and Dna Methylation Signatures in Aging Rats Following Developmental Bpa Exposure: A Dose–Response Analysis. Environmental Health Perspectives (2017)

Gail S. PrinsShu-Hua YeLynn BirchXiang ZhangAna CheongHan LinEsther Calderon-GierszalJacob GroenWen-Yang HuShuk-Mei HoRichard B. van Breemen

experimental gerontologyenvironmental researchtoxicologyenvironmental epidemiologycancer riskprostate cancerpublic healthdose-response analysisenvironmental toxicologyprostate cancer riskhealth sciencesurologyenvironmental behaviordna methylation signaturesdevelopmental bpa exposuretransgenerational effectregulatory toxicologyenvironmental healthenvironmental exposuresecotoxicology

Abstract 4716: Dimethyl Fumarate Impairs Breast Cancer Growth and Inhibits the Nuclear Factor κB Pathway in Breast Cancer Cells by Covalent Modification of P65. Cancer Research (2016)

Irida KastratiMarton I. SiklosEsther L. Calderon-GierszalGregory R. J. ThatcherJonna Frasor

medicinal chemistrymetastasiscell researchcancer screeningdimethyl fumarate impairscell biologybiomolecular interactionscancer carecancer managementmolecular cancercancer biologycancer researchbreast cancer cellscancer preventioncarcinogenesiscovalent modificationpharmacologyradiation oncologynuclear factordrug discoveryoncogenescancer cells

Dimethyl Fumarate Inhibits the Nuclear Factor Kappab Pathway in Breast Cancer Cells by Covalent Modification of P65. J Biol Chem (2016)

carcinogenesisbiochemistrypharmacologycancer researchmolecular cancercell signalingcancer discoverytherapeutic targetsmolecular cell biologybreast canceroncogenescancer cellsmedicinal researchcancer lettertumor biologymolecular medicinecell biology

Dimethyl Fumarate Inhibits the Nuclear Factor κB Pathway in Breast Cancer Cells by Covalent Modification of P65 Protein. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2015)

Irida KastratiMarton I. SiklosEsther L. Calderon-GierszalLamiaa El-ShennawyGergana GeorgievaEmily N. ThayerGregory R.J. ThatcherJonna Frasor

cancer geneticsprotein functionbiological chemistrycell biologytumor targetinganti-cancer agentsbreast cancerstructural biologyprotein scienceprotein chemistrycancer researchbreast cancer cellstumor biologycovalent modificationgene expressionpharmacologyenzyme inhibitiondimethyl fumaratenuclear factormolecular biologyoncogenesmedicinal research

Directed Differentiation of Human Embryonic Stem Cells Into Prostate Organoids in Vitro and Its Perturbation by Low-Dose Bisphenol a Exposure. PLoS ONE (2015)

Esther L. Calderon-GierszalGail S. Prins

prostate organoidsstem cell researchregenerative medicinetreatment effectsplo biologyurologytissue engineeringpersonalized medicinelow-dose bisphenoldevelopmental biologytissue developmentcellular differentiationcell biology

Stem Cells as Hormone Targets That Lead to Increased Cancer Susceptibility. Endocrinology (2015)

Gail S. PrinsEsther L. Calderon-GierszalWen-Yang Hu

endocrinologycancer susceptibilityhealth scienceshormone targets

Effects of Bisphenol a on Directed Differentiation of Human Embryonic Stem Cells to Prostate. Figshare (2014)

carcinogenesisstem cell researchxenotransplantationdevelopmental cellmolecular cancerurologycancer discoverytherapeutic targetsstem cellsregeneration (biology)oncogenesdevelopmental biologycancer cellscellular differentiationprostate cancerembryologycell biology

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Esther L. Calderon-Gierszal

Assistant Professor

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Affiliations

Chicago Medical School

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

School Of Chicago Medical

College of Health Professions

Department Of Physical Therapy

School Of Chicago Medical

Department Of Clinical Sciences

Department Of Foundational Sciences And Humanities

Department Of Physiology And Biophysics

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

Department of Humanities & Health Care

Illinois Board of Higher Education

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Esther L. Calderon-gierszal is currently serving as a Chicago Medical School Assistant Professor at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine And Science.

Honors

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Esther L. Calderon-Gierszal

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

List of Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

digital scholarshipscholarly communicationinformetricsscientific communicationelectronic libraryjournalismauthor profiling

Prostate Organoids. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Esther L. Calderon-GierszalGail S. Prins

prostate organoidsprostate cancerurology

Prostate Cancer Risk and Dna Methylation Signatures in Aging Rats Following Developmental Bpa Exposure: A Dose–Response Analysis. Environmental Health Perspectives (2017)

Gail S. PrinsShu-Hua YeLynn BirchXiang ZhangAna CheongHan LinEsther Calderon-GierszalJacob GroenWen-Yang HuShuk-Mei HoRichard B. van Breemen

Abstract 4716: Dimethyl Fumarate Impairs Breast Cancer Growth and Inhibits the Nuclear Factor κB Pathway in Breast Cancer Cells by Covalent Modification of P65. Cancer Research (2016)

Irida KastratiMarton I. SiklosEsther L. Calderon-GierszalGregory R. J. ThatcherJonna Frasor

Dimethyl Fumarate Inhibits the Nuclear Factor Kappab Pathway in Breast Cancer Cells by Covalent Modification of P65. J Biol Chem (2016)

Dimethyl Fumarate Inhibits the Nuclear Factor κB Pathway in Breast Cancer Cells by Covalent Modification of P65 Protein. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2015)

Irida KastratiMarton I. SiklosEsther L. Calderon-GierszalLamiaa El-ShennawyGergana GeorgievaEmily N. ThayerGregory R.J. ThatcherJonna Frasor

Directed Differentiation of Human Embryonic Stem Cells Into Prostate Organoids in Vitro and Its Perturbation by Low-Dose Bisphenol a Exposure. PLoS ONE (2015)

Esther L. Calderon-GierszalGail S. Prins

Stem Cells as Hormone Targets That Lead to Increased Cancer Susceptibility. Endocrinology (2015)

Gail S. PrinsEsther L. Calderon-GierszalWen-Yang Hu

endocrinologycancer susceptibilityhealth scienceshormone targets

Effects of Bisphenol a on Directed Differentiation of Human Embryonic Stem Cells to Prostate. Figshare (2014)

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