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Sarah Lacher

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Department Of Biomedical Sciences

University of Minnesota Duluth

NoneSarah Lacher is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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oxidative stress molecular biology cell biology free radical biology toxicology redox biology inhalation toxicology health sciences environmental toxicology environmental health antioxidants respiratory medicine genetics gene expression signal transduction medicinal research gene regulation gene regulatory networks respiratory toxicology reactive oxygen species membrane biology inflammation protein science cell research canadian studies anesthesia preventive medicine professional development higher education cancer cells regulatory toxicology environmental hazards fire safety cell-matrix interactions evidence-based practice professional preparation educational equity covid-19 pandemic faculty professional development rna biology cancer biology cell regulation environmental exposures human exposure wildfire smoke reductive stress smoking related lung disease glucocorticoids receptor (biochemistry) exposure assessment remedial action antioxidant genes parkinsonian disorders reduced risk mapt expression comparative study instillation methods gene regulatory effects disease-associated variation academic medicine transcriptional reprogramming breast cancer cells antioxidant response element inhalation exposures sustained effects mouse model genomic resources

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An Economical in Vitro Model of Wood Smoke Exposure. Inhalation Toxicology (2025)

toxicologywood scienceforestry engineeringinhalation toxicologyenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental safetywood smoke exposureenvironmental healthenvironmental scienceexposure assessmentindoor air quality

The Glucocorticoid Receptor Inhibits Nrf2-Mediated Expression of Slc7a11. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2025)

glucocorticoidscell signalingcell biologyreceptor (biochemistry)experimental medicinesignal transductionpharmacological researchreceptors

A Mouse Model of Wildfire Smoke-Induced Health Effects: Sex Differences in Acute and Sustained Effects of Inhalation Exposures. Inhalation Toxicology (2024)

Mary BufordSarah LacherMatthew SlatteryDaniel C. LevingsBritten PostmaAndrij HolianChris Migliaccio

inhalation exposuresregulatory toxicologywildfiresair pollutionsustained effectshealth sciencespublic healthenvironmental hazardsenvironmental toxicologymouse modelenvironmental healthrespiratory medicinefire safetydisaster risk sciencerespiratory toxicologybehavioral sciencestoxicologyenvironmental exposuresinhalation toxicologyhuman exposurewildfire smoke

A Role for Nrf2 in the Lung Epithelial Cell Response to Wood Smoke. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2024)

Tessa SchumannMatthew SlatterySarah Lacher

reactive oxygen speciescell biologyrespiratory medicinebiologymedicineoxidative stressfree radical biology

Nrf2 Protects Lung Epithelial Cells From Wood Smoke Particle Toxicity. Advances in Redox Research (2024)

Sarah E. LacherTessa SchumannRyan PetersChristopher MigliaccioAndrij HolianMatthew Slattery

environmental sciencereductive stresscell biologyoxidative stresswood scienceenvironmental toxicologyreactive oxygen speciesenvironmental healthwood chemistrytobacco controlsmoking related lung diseaserespiratory toxicologyepithelial cellstoxicologyinhalation toxicologylung microbiomeenvironmental engineeringfree radical biologyredox biology

An Antioxidant Response Element Regulates the Hif1α Axis in Breast Cancer Cells. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2023)

Sarah E. LacherCara Skon-HeggBrian L. RuisJennifer KrznarichMatthew Slattery

antioxidantstumor biologycancer biologybreast cancer cellsantioxidant response elementcell biologymedicinal researchcancer researchmedicineoxidative stressfree radical biologycancer cellscell regulationredox biologyhealth sciencesoncologybreast cancer

The Glutamate-Cystine Antiporter Xct is Repressed by the Glucocorticoid Receptor. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2022)

Jennifer KrznarichSarah LacherDaniel LevingsMatthew Slattery

glutamate-cystine antiporter xctneuropharmacologyremedial actionmedicinal researchneurosciencefree radical biologymedicinepharmacologyoxidative stressglucocorticoid receptorendocrinologyreceptors

Framework for Advancing Equity in Academic Medicine and Science: Perspectives From Early Career Female Faculty During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Preventive Medicine Reports (2021)

Sade SpencerCatherine BurrowsSarah E. LacherKait C. MacheledtJerica M. BergeRahel G. Ghebre

public healtheducationhealth equityevidence-based practiceprofessional preparationeducational equityacademic medicinewomen's healthteacher educationpreventive medicinemedical educationprofessional developmenthigher educationgender inequalitycovid-19 pandemichealth sciencesfaculty professional development

Transcriptional Reprogramming by Oxidative Stress Occurs Within a Predefined Chromatin Accessibility Landscape. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2021)

Daniel C. LevingsSarah E. LacherJuan Palacios-MorenoMatthew Slattery

transcriptional reprogrammingcell biologymolecular biologyoxidative stressfree radical biologysystems biologyrna biology

Genomic Resources for Dissecting the Role of Non-Protein Coding Variation in Gene-Environment Interactions. Toxicology (2020)

Daniel LevingsKirsten E. ShawSarah E. Lacher

toxicologygenomicsgenomic resourcesmolecular biologygene-environment interactions

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Sarah Lacher

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Department Of Biomedical Sciences

University of Minnesota Duluth

NoneSarah Lacher is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

Honors

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Economical in Vitro Model of Wood Smoke Exposure. Inhalation Toxicology (2025)

The Glucocorticoid Receptor Inhibits Nrf2-Mediated Expression of Slc7a11. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2025)

glucocorticoidscell signalingcell biologyreceptor (biochemistry)experimental medicinesignal transductionpharmacological researchreceptors

A Mouse Model of Wildfire Smoke-Induced Health Effects: Sex Differences in Acute and Sustained Effects of Inhalation Exposures. Inhalation Toxicology (2024)

Mary BufordSarah LacherMatthew SlatteryDaniel C. LevingsBritten PostmaAndrij HolianChris Migliaccio

A Role for Nrf2 in the Lung Epithelial Cell Response to Wood Smoke. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2024)

Tessa SchumannMatthew SlatterySarah Lacher

reactive oxygen speciescell biologyrespiratory medicinebiologymedicineoxidative stressfree radical biology

Nrf2 Protects Lung Epithelial Cells From Wood Smoke Particle Toxicity. Advances in Redox Research (2024)

Sarah E. LacherTessa SchumannRyan PetersChristopher MigliaccioAndrij HolianMatthew Slattery

An Antioxidant Response Element Regulates the Hif1α Axis in Breast Cancer Cells. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2023)

Sarah E. LacherCara Skon-HeggBrian L. RuisJennifer KrznarichMatthew Slattery

The Glutamate-Cystine Antiporter Xct is Repressed by the Glucocorticoid Receptor. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2022)

Jennifer KrznarichSarah LacherDaniel LevingsMatthew Slattery

glutamate-cystine antiporter xctneuropharmacologyremedial actionmedicinal researchneurosciencefree radical biologymedicinepharmacologyoxidative stressglucocorticoid receptorendocrinologyreceptors

Framework for Advancing Equity in Academic Medicine and Science: Perspectives From Early Career Female Faculty During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Preventive Medicine Reports (2021)

Sade SpencerCatherine BurrowsSarah E. LacherKait C. MacheledtJerica M. BergeRahel G. Ghebre

Transcriptional Reprogramming by Oxidative Stress Occurs Within a Predefined Chromatin Accessibility Landscape. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2021)

Daniel C. LevingsSarah E. LacherJuan Palacios-MorenoMatthew Slattery

transcriptional reprogrammingcell biologymolecular biologyoxidative stressfree radical biologysystems biologyrna biology

Genomic Resources for Dissecting the Role of Non-Protein Coding Variation in Gene-Environment Interactions. Toxicology (2020)

Daniel LevingsKirsten E. ShawSarah E. Lacher

toxicologygenomicsgenomic resourcesmolecular biologygene-environment interactions

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