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Ivan Pantic

Senior Staff Associate ll in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences

Columbia University

Ivan Pantic is a Senior Staff Associate II in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at Columbia University. His research focuses on environmental epidemiology, specifically examining the neurodevelopmental and nephrotoxic impacts of prenatal and childhood exposures to metals such as lead and manganese. His recent work, published in *Science Advances*, demonstrates that developmental lead exposure increases the rate of forgetting on a delayed matching-to-sample task among Mexican children, while other studies explore sex-specific associations between prenatal manganese and working memory. He also investigates critical windows for metal mixture effects on kidney function and employs advanced methodologies, including structural equation modeling and HPLC-based pharmacokinetic assays. His research integrates environmental health, pediatrics, and child development, contributing to a deeper understanding of how toxicants shape cognitive and renal outcomes across the lifespan.

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Columbia University

Senior Staff Associate ll in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences

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public health environmental health health sciences environmental science pediatrics environmental research air pollution environmental epidemiology child development environmental exposures mexico city toxicology environmental toxicology renal function maternal health respiratory medicine ecotoxicology environmental pollution human exposure metal contamination exposure assessment epigenetics early childhood environmental health perspective metal toxicity early childhood development cord blood trace metals child psychology epigenomics human-environment interactions prospective cohort studies developmental toxicology early life exposures effect modification preadolescent kidney function mexican children kidney function progress cohort developmental psychology developmental science experimental child psychology mammalian biology clinical biochemistry environmental epigenetics particulate matter developmental epidemiology prenatal manganese exposure birth weight environmental hazards pediatric allergy environmental dna redox biology educational psychology microrna detection epigenetic changes rna biology environmental allergies functional modification mitochondrial function environmental analysis environmental behavior population exposure retrospective cohort studies dietary exposure adolescence adolescent psychology opioid epidemic gestational age maternal bmi fetal sex telomere length mercury exposure mirna expression traditional lead-glazed ceramics blood lead concentrations

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Associations of Prenatal Socioeconomic Status and Childhood Working Memory: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach. Children (2025)

Shelley H. LiuDavid BellingerKristen Dams-O’ConnorJeanne A. TeresiIvan PanticSandra Martínez-MedinaJohn ChelonisMartha M. Téllez-RojoRobert O. Wright

structural equationprenatal socioeconomic statuschild developmentsocioeconomic statuspsychologychild psychology

Developmental Pb Exposure Increases Rate of Forgetting on a Delayed Matching-To-Sample Task Among Mexican Children. Science Advances (2025)

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologyexperimental child psychologymemory studyapplied cognitive psychologypsychologycognitive developmentattention disorderschild psychologybehavioral experimentsbehavioral sciencescognitive sciencedevelopmental sciencememoryexperimental psychologycognitiondevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

A Rapid and Sensitive High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Method With Fluorescence Detection for Quantification of Melatonin in Small Volume Rat Plasma Samples: Application to a Preclinical Study to Determine the Oral Pharmacokinetics of Melatonin Under Gestational Conditions. LA Referencia (Red Federada de Repositorios Institucionales de Publicaciones Científicas) (2024)

physiologypharmacologyreproductive endocrinologybioanalysisclinical chemistrydrug analysisdrug metabolismendocrinologyclinical biochemistrychromatographypineal researchanalytical chemistryneuropharmacologyapplied pharmacologyanalytical toxicologypregnancy hypertension

Associations of Exposure to Urinary Metals With Kidney Injury Biomarkers Among Pre-Adolescent Children: A Cross-Sectional Study. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2023)

Maria D. PolitisMeizhen YaoChris GenningsMarcela Tamayo OrtizChitra AmarasiriwardenaIvan PanticMari Cruz TolentinoGuadalupe Estrada GutierrezJason H. GreenbergMartha M. Tellez RojoAlison P. SandersMaria José Rosa

public healthenvironmental toxicologynephrologymetal toxicityadolescent healthenvironmental healthconcurrent metal exposureenvironmental exposureskidney injury biomarkerstoxicologypediatric urologytrace metalsecotoxicologypediatricsenvironmental health perspectivepediatric obesityhealth sciencespre-adolescent children

Prenatal Manganese Biomarkers and Operant Test Battery Performance in Mexican Children: Effect Modification by Child Sex. Environmental Research (2023)

Jamil M. LanePaul CurtinJohn J. ChelonisIvan PanticSandra Martinez-MedinaMartha M. Téllez-RojoRobert O. Wright

public healthenvironmental pollutionenvironmental psychologyeffect modificationenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencechild sexmaternal healthenvironmental monitoringenvironmental researchmexican childrenenvironmental epidemiologyecotoxicologyprenatal manganese biomarkershealth sciencesair pollution

Sex-Specific Association Between Prenatal Manganese Exposure and Working Memory in School-Aged Children in Mexico City: An Exploratory Multi-Media Approach. Environmental Pollution (2023)

Jamil M. LaneShelley H. LiuIvan PanticSandra Martinez-MedinaMartha M. Téllez-RojoChitra AmarasiriwardenaRobert O. Wright

public healthenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental pollutionprenatal manganese exposureschool-aged childrenenvironmental healthenvironmental scienceenvironmental exposuresenvironmental researchwater pollutionenvironmental qualitymetal contaminationecotoxicologymexico cityhealth sciencesworking memoryair pollution

Associations of Prenatal Metals Exposure With Kidney Injury Biomarkers in Children. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2022)

Maria D. PolitisMeizhen YaoChris GenningsMarcela Tamayo-OrtizDamaskini ValviSeunghee Kim-SchulzeJingjing QiChitra AmarasiriwardenaIvan PanticMari Cruz TolentinoGuadalupe Estrada-GutierrezJason H. GreenbergMartha M. Tellez-RojoRobert O. WrightMaria Jose RosaAlison P. Sanders

blood metal mixturesbiomarkersepidemiologynephrologymetal toxicityenvironmental healthprenatal metals exposurematernal healthkidney injury biomarkerstoxicologytrace metalsdevelopmental toxicologymetal contaminationecotoxicologypediatricsenvironmental health perspectivehealth sciences

Prenatal and Early Childhood Critical Windows for the Association of Nephrotoxic Metal and Metalloid Mixtures With Kidney Function. Environment International (2022)

Alison P. SandersChris GenningsMarcela Tamayo-OrtizShachi MistryIvan PanticMauro MartinezGuadalupe Estrada-GutierrezAurora Espejel-NuñezLibni Torres OlascoagaRobert O. WrightMartha M. Téllez-RojoManish AroraChristine Austin

renal functionearly childhoodnephrologykidney functionmetalloid mixturesnephrotoxic metalpediatricshealth sciences

Prenatal Metal Exposures and Associations With Kidney Injury Biomarkers in Children. Toxics (2022)

Maria D. PolitisMeizhen YaoChris GenningsMarcela Tamayo-OrtizDamaskini ValviSeunghee Kim-SchulzeJingjing QiChitra AmarasiriwardenaIvan PanticMari Cruz TolentinoGuadalupe Estrada-GutierrezJason H. GreenbergMartha M. Téllez-RojoRobert O. WrightAlison P. SandersMaria José Rosa

kidney biomarkersblood metal mixturesbiomarkersnephrologymetal toxicityenvironmental healthclinical biochemistryurine metal mixturesmaternal healthtrace metalsmetal contaminationpediatricsenvironmental health perspectivehealth sciences

Prenatal Trace Elements Mixture is Associated With Learning Deficits on a Behavioral Acquisition Task Among Young Children. New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development (2022)

Francheska M. Merced‐NievesJohn ChelonisIvan PanticLourdes SchnassMartha M. Téllez‐RojoJoseph M. BraunMerle G. PauleRosalind J. WrightRobert O. WrightPaul Curtin

public healthdevelopmental psychologyearly childhood developmentchild developmentbehavioral acquisition taskearly childhood educationearly life exposurescognitive developmentyoung childreneducational psychologyadolescenceadolescent psychologydevelopmental biologydevelopmental sciencedevelopmental psychopathologyapplied developmental psychologybehavioral sciences

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Ivan Pantic

Senior Staff Associate ll in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences

Columbia University

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Columbia University

Senior Staff Associate ll in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Associations of Prenatal Socioeconomic Status and Childhood Working Memory: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach. Children (2025)

Shelley H. LiuDavid BellingerKristen Dams-O’ConnorJeanne A. TeresiIvan PanticSandra Martínez-MedinaJohn ChelonisMartha M. Téllez-RojoRobert O. Wright

structural equationprenatal socioeconomic statuschild developmentsocioeconomic statuspsychologychild psychology

Developmental Pb Exposure Increases Rate of Forgetting on a Delayed Matching-To-Sample Task Among Mexican Children. Science Advances (2025)

Associations of Exposure to Urinary Metals With Kidney Injury Biomarkers Among Pre-Adolescent Children: A Cross-Sectional Study. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2023)

Prenatal Manganese Biomarkers and Operant Test Battery Performance in Mexican Children: Effect Modification by Child Sex. Environmental Research (2023)

Jamil M. LanePaul CurtinJohn J. ChelonisIvan PanticSandra Martinez-MedinaMartha M. Téllez-RojoRobert O. Wright

Sex-Specific Association Between Prenatal Manganese Exposure and Working Memory in School-Aged Children in Mexico City: An Exploratory Multi-Media Approach. Environmental Pollution (2023)

Jamil M. LaneShelley H. LiuIvan PanticSandra Martinez-MedinaMartha M. Téllez-RojoChitra AmarasiriwardenaRobert O. Wright

Associations of Prenatal Metals Exposure With Kidney Injury Biomarkers in Children. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2022)

Prenatal and Early Childhood Critical Windows for the Association of Nephrotoxic Metal and Metalloid Mixtures With Kidney Function. Environment International (2022)

renal functionearly childhoodnephrologykidney functionmetalloid mixturesnephrotoxic metalpediatricshealth sciences

Prenatal Metal Exposures and Associations With Kidney Injury Biomarkers in Children. Toxics (2022)

Maria D. PolitisMeizhen YaoChris GenningsMarcela Tamayo-OrtizDamaskini ValviSeunghee Kim-SchulzeJingjing QiChitra AmarasiriwardenaIvan PanticMari Cruz TolentinoGuadalupe Estrada-GutierrezJason H. GreenbergMartha M. Téllez-RojoRobert O. WrightAlison P. SandersMaria José Rosa

Prenatal Trace Elements Mixture is Associated With Learning Deficits on a Behavioral Acquisition Task Among Young Children. New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development (2022)

Francheska M. Merced‐NievesJohn ChelonisIvan PanticLourdes SchnassMartha M. Téllez‐RojoJoseph M. BraunMerle G. PauleRosalind J. WrightRobert O. WrightPaul Curtin

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