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Lisa Vrooman

Oregon Health & Science University

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OHSU School of Medicine

Center For Developmental Health (Formerly Heart Research Center)

Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences

NoneLisa Vrooman is currently serving as a Center For Developmental Health (Formerly Heart Research Center) faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Oregon Health & Science University

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developmental biology reproductive biology genetics mammalian biology reproductive science mouse model embryology gynecology assisted reproduction placental development endocrinology fertility reproductive medicine assisted reproductive technologies reproductive physiology embryo culture public health reproductive endocrinology toxicology human genetics genomics maternal health reproductive health obstetrics and gynaecology animal science human reproduction environmental exposures mammalian physiology melatonin plant physiology pregnancy hypertension in vitro toxicology reproductive immunology environmental health perspective animal physiology animal biotechnology liver physiology reproductive hormones endocrine disruptors ovarian hormones medical genetics adult stem cells developmental endocrinology morphological impact sterility animal genetics cytogenetics high-risk pregnancies early life exposures germ cell fate maternal-fetal medicine developmental toxicology animal reproduction abnormal development oocytes reproductive biotechnology human embryonic development pineal gland embryonic development bisphenol a bpa exposure bpa action.we epigenetic perturbations adult-onset disease crossover levels developing testis estrogenic exposure spermatogonial stem cells molecular changes meiotic chromosome dynamics paternal age-related alterations genomic imprinting

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60 Investigating Placental Protein Changes Associated With Assisted Reproductive Technologies in a Mouse Model. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

gynecologyfertilitydevelopmental biologyreproductive scienceplacental developmentoocytesassisted reproductive technologiesmorphogenesisassisted reproductionanimal biotechnologyreproductive medicineembryologyreproductive biologymouse model

Effect of Brief Maternal Exposure to Bisphenol a on the Fetal Female Germline in a Mouse Model. Environmental Health Perspectives (2025)

Lisa A. VroomanMary C. GieskeCrystal LawsonJoseph CesareShuo ZhangMarisa S. BartolomeiBenjamin A. GarciaTerry J. HassoldPatricia A. Hunt

gynecologymaternal healthenvironmental health perspectivedevelopmental toxicologymammalian biologyfetal female germlinedevelopmental biologyenvironmental healthenvironmental exposuresearly life exposuresmolecular biologygerm cell fatereproductive immunologyin vitro toxicologymouse modelbrief maternal exposuretoxicologyendocrinologymaternal-fetal medicinereproductive endocrinologyreproductive biology

The Impact of Melatonin-Enriched Media on Epigenetic and Perinatal Changes Induced by Embryo Culture in a Mouse Model. Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics (2025)

developmental biologyepigeneticsreproductive scienceembryo cultureembryonic developmentmelatonin-enriched mediacell biologyembryologyreproductive biologymelatoninmouse modelpineal researchpineal gland

Melatonin-Enriched Culture Media Partially Rescues Epigenetic and Placental Changes Induced by Blastocyst Culture. Fertility and Sterility (2024)

developmental biologyplacental developmentepigeneticsreproductive sciencecellular differentiationcell biologyhuman embryonic developmentembryologyreproductive biologymelatonin

Increased Risk of Preeclampsia With Assisted Reproductive Technologies. Current Hypertension Reports (2023)

Molly S. KornfieldSusan B. GurleyLisa A. Vrooman

high-risk pregnanciesobstetrics and gynaecologyassisted reproductive technologiesassisted reproductionmaternal healthhypertensionwomen's healthpublic healthpregnancy hypertensionreproductive health

Trophectoderm Biopsy of Blastocysts Following Ivf and Embryo Culture Increases Epigenetic Dysregulation in a Mouse Model. Human Reproduction (2023)

Eric A Rhon-CalderonCassidy N HemphillLisa A VroomanCasey L RosierYemin LanTeri OrdChristos CoutifarisMonica MainigiRichard M SchultzMarisa S Bartolomei

developmental biologyepigeneticsgeneticsreproductive sciencehuman reproductionembryo culturereproductive physiologyreproductive medicinemammalian biologytrophectoderm biopsyreproductive biologyepigenetic dysregulationmouse model

Placental Abnormalities Are Associated With Specific Windows of Embryo Culture in a Mouse Model. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2022)

Lisa A. VroomanEric A. Rhon-CalderonKashviya V. SuriAsha K. DahiyaYemin LanRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologyembryo cultureplacental abnormalitiescell biologyembryologymouse model

Sex‐Specific Effects of in Vitro Fertilization on Adult Metabolic Outcomes and Hepatic Transcriptome and Proteome in Mouse. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Laren NarapareddyEric A. Rhon‐CalderonLisa A. VroomanJosue BaezaDuy K. NguyenClementina MesarosYemin LanBenjamin A. GarciaRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologygeneticsmetabolismadult metabolic outcomessex-specific effectsmammalian physiologymammalian biologyhepatic transcriptome

Assisted Reproductive Technologies Induce Temporally Specific Placental Defects and the Preeclampsia Risk Marker Sflt1 in Mouse. Development (2020)

Lisa A. VroomanEric A. Rhon-CalderonOlivia Y. ChaoDuy K. NguyenLaren NarapareddyAsha K. DahiyaMary E. PuttRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologyreproductive biologygeneticsembryology

Sex-Specific Effects of in Vitro Fertilization on Adult Metabolic Phenotypes and Hepatic Transcriptomic and Proteomic Pathways in Mouse. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Laren NarapareddyEric A. Rhon-CalderonLisa A. VroomanJosue BaezaDuy K. NguyenYemin LanBenjamin A. GarciaRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologyproteomic pathwaysgeneticsliver physiologymetabolomicssex-specific effectsmammalian physiologymammalian biologyadult metabolic phenotypesmolecular biologyhepatic transcriptomic

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Lisa Vrooman

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Center For Developmental Health (Formerly Heart Research Center)

Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences

NoneLisa Vrooman is currently serving as a Center For Developmental Health (Formerly Heart Research Center) faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lisa Vrooman

Oregon Health & Science University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

60 Investigating Placental Protein Changes Associated With Assisted Reproductive Technologies in a Mouse Model. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Effect of Brief Maternal Exposure to Bisphenol a on the Fetal Female Germline in a Mouse Model. Environmental Health Perspectives (2025)

Lisa A. VroomanMary C. GieskeCrystal LawsonJoseph CesareShuo ZhangMarisa S. BartolomeiBenjamin A. GarciaTerry J. HassoldPatricia A. Hunt

The Impact of Melatonin-Enriched Media on Epigenetic and Perinatal Changes Induced by Embryo Culture in a Mouse Model. Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics (2025)

Melatonin-Enriched Culture Media Partially Rescues Epigenetic and Placental Changes Induced by Blastocyst Culture. Fertility and Sterility (2024)

developmental biologyplacental developmentepigeneticsreproductive sciencecellular differentiationcell biologyhuman embryonic developmentembryologyreproductive biologymelatonin

Increased Risk of Preeclampsia With Assisted Reproductive Technologies. Current Hypertension Reports (2023)

Molly S. KornfieldSusan B. GurleyLisa A. Vrooman

high-risk pregnanciesobstetrics and gynaecologyassisted reproductive technologiesassisted reproductionmaternal healthhypertensionwomen's healthpublic healthpregnancy hypertensionreproductive health

Trophectoderm Biopsy of Blastocysts Following Ivf and Embryo Culture Increases Epigenetic Dysregulation in a Mouse Model. Human Reproduction (2023)

Eric A Rhon-CalderonCassidy N HemphillLisa A VroomanCasey L RosierYemin LanTeri OrdChristos CoutifarisMonica MainigiRichard M SchultzMarisa S Bartolomei

Placental Abnormalities Are Associated With Specific Windows of Embryo Culture in a Mouse Model. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2022)

Lisa A. VroomanEric A. Rhon-CalderonKashviya V. SuriAsha K. DahiyaYemin LanRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologyembryo cultureplacental abnormalitiescell biologyembryologymouse model

Sex‐Specific Effects of in Vitro Fertilization on Adult Metabolic Outcomes and Hepatic Transcriptome and Proteome in Mouse. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Laren NarapareddyEric A. Rhon‐CalderonLisa A. VroomanJosue BaezaDuy K. NguyenClementina MesarosYemin LanBenjamin A. GarciaRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologygeneticsmetabolismadult metabolic outcomessex-specific effectsmammalian physiologymammalian biologyhepatic transcriptome

Assisted Reproductive Technologies Induce Temporally Specific Placental Defects and the Preeclampsia Risk Marker Sflt1 in Mouse. Development (2020)

Lisa A. VroomanEric A. Rhon-CalderonOlivia Y. ChaoDuy K. NguyenLaren NarapareddyAsha K. DahiyaMary E. PuttRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologyreproductive biologygeneticsembryology

Sex-Specific Effects of in Vitro Fertilization on Adult Metabolic Phenotypes and Hepatic Transcriptomic and Proteomic Pathways in Mouse. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Laren NarapareddyEric A. Rhon-CalderonLisa A. VroomanJosue BaezaDuy K. NguyenYemin LanBenjamin A. GarciaRichard M. SchultzMarisa S. Bartolomei

developmental biologyproteomic pathwaysgeneticsliver physiologymetabolomicssex-specific effectsmammalian physiologymammalian biologyadult metabolic phenotypesmolecular biologyhepatic transcriptomic

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