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Daniel W. W. Nebert

University of Cincinnati

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College of Medicine

Environmental & Public Health Sciences

Daniel W. W. Nebert is currently serving as a College Of Medicine MD at University of Cincinnati.

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University of Cincinnati

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genetics pharmacology molecular biology biochemistry mammalian biology human genetics gene expression molecular genetics genomics toxicology membrane biology enzymes redox biology genome biology drug metabolism cytogenetics biological chemistry biochemical sciences protein science gene regulation cancer biology genetic differences medicinal research cancer genetics liver physiology biochemical genetics gene function molecular regulation ah locus medical genetics animal genetics enzyme inhibition free radical biology transcription regulation pharmacological research molecular metabolism applied pharmacology cell culture knockout mice molecular physiology pharmacogenomics molecular cancer animal science liver cancer experimental toxicology mammalian physiology receptor (biochemistry) cell regulation gene evolution metal toxicity cancer risk clinical toxicology rna biology mutagenesis chromosome biology gene characterization protein expression drug-metabolizing enzymes evolutionary genetics hepatotoxicity protein genetics drug development pharmacokinetics ah receptor structural gene products polycyclic aromatic compounds genetic regulation evolutionary divergence gene family metabolic activation polycyclic hydrocarbons mouse liver aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase aryl hydrocarbon receptor mammalian cell culture glutamate-cysteine ligase in vitro toxicology environmental toxicology omics systems biology toxicogenomics toxicological mechanism regulatory toxicology

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Lessons Learned From Aldehyde Dehydrogenases as Non-P450 Aldehyde-Oxidizing Enzymes: Implications for the ‘Exposome’ and Human Health. Expert Opinion on Drug Metabolism & Toxicology (2025)

aldehyde dehydrogenasemetabolismenzymesmolecular metabolismaldehyde dehydrogenasesbiochemistryalcohol dehydrogenasesbiochemical sciencesoxidative stresscarbonyl metabolismfree radical biologynon-p450 aldehyde-oxidizing enzymeshuman healthenzyme inhibitionbiomolecular engineering

Update of the Sideroflexin (Slc56) Gene Family. Human Genomics (2025)

molecular and cellular biologygenome biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene characterizationmolecular biologygene familygene expressionbiochemical geneticsmolecular researchgenetics

Species Differences in Specific Ligand-Binding Affinity and Activation of Ahr: The Biological Basis for Calculation of Relative Effective Potencies and Toxic Equivalence Factors. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology (2024)

David L. EatonTed W. SimonNorbert E. KaminskiGary H. PerdewDaniel W. Nebert

toxicologybiological basisregulatory toxicologypharmacologyspecific ligand-binding affinityspecies differencestoxic equivalence factorsrelative effective potencies

The 2022 Revised Who Tefs for Dioxins and Dioxin-Like Chemicals: The Importance of Considering the Use of Species-Specific Information to Determine Relative Effective Potency for Human-Based Risk Assessment. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology (2024)

David L. EatonTed W. SimonNorbert E. KaminskiGary H. PerdewDaniel W. Nebert

toxicologybenchmark studieshuman-based risk assessmentrelative effective potencyregulatory toxicologypharmacologydioxin-like chemicalsspecies-specific information

Data From the Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Functions as a Tumor Suppressor of Liver Carcinogenesis. (2023)

Yunxia FanGregory P. BoivinErik S. KnudsenDaniel W. NebertYing XiaAlvaro Puga

liver carcinogenesis

Emerging Trends in Pharmacogenomics: From Common Variant Associations Toward Comprehensive Genomic Profiling. Human Genomics (2023)

Magnus Ingelman-SundbergDaniel W. NebertVolker M. Lauschke

genomicspharmacogenomicspharmacologydrug metabolism

Endocrine Pancreas-Specific Gclc Gene Deletion Causes a Severe Diabetes Phenotype. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Emily A. DavidsonYing ChenSurendra SinghDavid J. OrlickyBrian ThompsonYewei WangGeorgia CharkoftakiTristan A. FurnaryRebecca L. CardoneRichard G. KibbeyColin T. ShearnDaniel W. NebertDavid C. ThompsonVasilis Vasiliou

biological engineeringmolecular biologyendocrinologydiabetesgenetics

Fatal Epileptic Seizures in Mice Having Compromised Glutathione and Ascorbic Acid Biosynthesis. Antioxidants (2023)

Ying ChenKatherine D. HollandHoward G. ShertzerDaniel W. NebertTimothy P. Dalton

neurologyascorbic acid biosynthesisrespiratory medicineneuroscienceepilepsymammalian biologyhealth sciencesfatal epileptic seizures

Gene-Environment Interactions: My Unique Journey. The Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology (2023)

Daniel W. Nebert

toxicologypharmacologyunique journeygene-environment interactions

Placing Human Gene Families Into Their Evolutionary Context. Human Genomics (2022)

Alex DornburgRittika MallikZheng WangMoisés A. BernalBrian ThompsonElspeth A. BrufordDaniel W. NebertVasilis VasiliouLaurel R. YoheJeffrey A. YoderJeffrey P. Townsend

evolutionary contexthuman gene familiesgenomicsevolutionary biologygene evolutionevolutionary geneticsgenetics

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Daniel W. W. Nebert

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Environmental & Public Health Sciences

Daniel W. W. Nebert is currently serving as a College Of Medicine MD at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Daniel W. W. Nebert

University of Cincinnati

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lessons Learned From Aldehyde Dehydrogenases as Non-P450 Aldehyde-Oxidizing Enzymes: Implications for the ‘Exposome’ and Human Health. Expert Opinion on Drug Metabolism & Toxicology (2025)

Update of the Sideroflexin (Slc56) Gene Family. Human Genomics (2025)

molecular and cellular biologygenome biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene characterizationmolecular biologygene familygene expressionbiochemical geneticsmolecular researchgenetics

David L. EatonTed W. SimonNorbert E. KaminskiGary H. PerdewDaniel W. Nebert

toxicologybiological basisregulatory toxicologypharmacologyspecific ligand-binding affinityspecies differencestoxic equivalence factorsrelative effective potencies

David L. EatonTed W. SimonNorbert E. KaminskiGary H. PerdewDaniel W. Nebert

toxicologybenchmark studieshuman-based risk assessmentrelative effective potencyregulatory toxicologypharmacologydioxin-like chemicalsspecies-specific information

Data From the Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Functions as a Tumor Suppressor of Liver Carcinogenesis. (2023)

Yunxia FanGregory P. BoivinErik S. KnudsenDaniel W. NebertYing XiaAlvaro Puga

liver carcinogenesis

Emerging Trends in Pharmacogenomics: From Common Variant Associations Toward Comprehensive Genomic Profiling. Human Genomics (2023)

Magnus Ingelman-SundbergDaniel W. NebertVolker M. Lauschke

genomicspharmacogenomicspharmacologydrug metabolism

Endocrine Pancreas-Specific Gclc Gene Deletion Causes a Severe Diabetes Phenotype. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

biological engineeringmolecular biologyendocrinologydiabetesgenetics

Fatal Epileptic Seizures in Mice Having Compromised Glutathione and Ascorbic Acid Biosynthesis. Antioxidants (2023)

Ying ChenKatherine D. HollandHoward G. ShertzerDaniel W. NebertTimothy P. Dalton

neurologyascorbic acid biosynthesisrespiratory medicineneuroscienceepilepsymammalian biologyhealth sciencesfatal epileptic seizures

Gene-Environment Interactions: My Unique Journey. The Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology (2023)

Daniel W. Nebert

toxicologypharmacologyunique journeygene-environment interactions

Placing Human Gene Families Into Their Evolutionary Context. Human Genomics (2022)

Alex DornburgRittika MallikZheng WangMoisés A. BernalBrian ThompsonElspeth A. BrufordDaniel W. NebertVasilis VasiliouLaurel R. YoheJeffrey A. YoderJeffrey P. Townsend

evolutionary contexthuman gene familiesgenomicsevolutionary biologygene evolutionevolutionary geneticsgenetics

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