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Thomas E. Wiese

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Xavier University of Louisiana

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Department Of Pharmacy Practice

Xavier University of Louisiana

Thomas E. Wiese is currently serving as a Pharmacy Practice Professor at Xavier University of Louisiana.

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Xavier University of Louisiana

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pharmacology endocrinology breast cancer oncology medicinal chemistry biochemistry pharmacological research hormonal receptor therapeutic targets molecular biology cell biology drug discovery receptors medicinal research pharmacotherapy tumor biology cancer biology steroid metabolism endocrine-related cancers food science food chemistry phytochemistry pharmaceutical chemistry agricultural chemistry endocrine research nanoparticle research cellular therapy psychoneuroendocrinology peptide science crop science agricultural sciences therapeutic nanomaterials mechanisms of action endocrine oncology cancer treatment reproductive hormones tumor targeting livestock science food research horticulture research plo biology pharmaceutics phytotherapy research oncogenes herbal medicine rna biology phytochemicals pharmaceutical biotechnology pharmaceutical sciences drug targeting phytoalexins phytopharmacology clinical pharmacology endocrine mechanisms plant biochemistry theranostics anti-cancer agents nano-drug delivery drug development rational drug design estrogenic effects legume extracts breast carcinoma cells microrna expression endocrine disruptor regulation antiestrogenic effects phytochemical glyceollins proteomic analysis aptamer-functionalized hybrid nanoparticle qsar study estrogen growth response elicited soybean glycine max anti-estrogenic activities daidzein analogues receptor complex

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Modulation of Estrogen Receptor Activity by the Phytoalexin Tuberosin Produced From Elicited Kudzu ( Pueraria Lobata ). Journal of Natural Products (2025)

pharmacognosyreproductive biologyestrogen receptor activitynatural productselicited kudzuphysiologyovarian hormonescomparative endocrinologybioactive compoundspharmacologychemical ecologyendocrinologyreceptorsphytoalexin tuberosin producedreproductive hormoneshormonal receptor

Context-Dependent Estrogenic Actions of (+)-Pisatin Produced in Elicited Green or Snow Pea ( Pisum Sativum ). Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (2024)

Jorge A. BelgodereMegan C. BenzG. Wills KpeliJack R. ElliottSteven ElliottJack D. NorthIsaac J. PonderPeng MaSophie R. DietrichThomas ChengKhoa NguyenSyreeta L. TilghmanJohn A. McLachlanBinghao ZouMuralidharan AnbalaganBrian RowanMark MondrinosThomas E. WieseVan T. HoangBridgette M. Collins-BurowElizabeth C. MartinMatthew E. BurowStephen M. Boué

agricultural chemistryfood sciencefood chemistrybiochemistry

Covalent and Noncovalent Loading of Doxorubicin by Folic Acid-Carbon Dot Nanoparticles for Cancer Theranostics. ACS Omega (2022)

Samson N. DadaGodwin K. BabanyinahMichael T. TettehVictoria E. PalauZachary F. WallsKoyamangalath KrishnanZacary CroftAssad U. KhanGuoliang LiuThomas E. WieseEllen GlotserHua Mei

anti-cancer agentspharmacologytherapeutic targetstumor biologynoncovalent loadingnanoparticle researchpharmacotherapycancer theranosticsbiomolecular engineeringradiation oncologynano-drug deliverynanoparticlesnanomedicinemedicinal researchcellular therapytherapeutic nanomaterialstumor targetingtheranosticspeptide scienceoncology

Pmon14 Estrogen Activity of Supplements Targeted for Post-Menopausal Women. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2022)

endocrinologywomen's healthgynecologypmon14 estrogen activitypharmacotherapypostreproductive health

Bisacodyl in Stimulant Laxatives Can Induce Estrogen Agonist/Antagonist Activity in Breast Cancer Cells in Culture. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2021)

breast cancer cellsbiochemistrygastrointestinal pharmacologybioactive compoundspharmacologytherapeutic targetsmolecular pharmacologydrug discoverypharmacotherapypharmacological research

Building a Diverse Workforce and Thinkforce to Reduce Health Disparities. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)

Richard YanagiharaMarla J. BerryMonica J. CarsonSandra P. ChangHeather CorlissMarc B. CoxGeorges HaddadChristine HohmannScott T. KelleyEun Sook Yu LeeBruce G. LinkRichard J. NoelJulie PickrelJames T. PorterGregory J. QuirkTemesgen SamuelJonathan K. StilesAngela U. SyDeborah A. TairaMary Jo TrepkaFernando VillaltaThomas E. Wiese

workforce developmentpublic healthdiverse workforcechanging workforcemultigenerational workforce

Estrogen Activity of Otc Topical Medications Containing Parabens Depends on Paraben Type and Concentration. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2021)

pharmacognosytoxicologyestrogen activityparaben typeskin pharmacologydrug analysisendocrine disruptorsmenopause hormone therapydermatologygynecologypharmacologyendocrinology

Sat-713 Novel Estrogenic Gene Regulation Induced by Otc Medications Containing Paraben Preservatives is Dependent on Concentration That Varies Between Products and Batches. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2020)

reproductive endocrinologyhormonal receptorendocrine disruptorsvaries between productsbiochemistrybioactive compoundsendocrine researchpharmacologyregulatory toxicologymolecular pharmacologydrug discoveryendocrinologypharmacological researchin vitro toxicology

Mon-033 Evaluating the Estrogen Activity of Otc Products Containing Parabens. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2019)

pharmacognosyestrogen activitynatural product researchanalytical toxicologyendocrine disruptorsgynecologybioactive compoundspharmacologyorganic chemistryendocrinologysteroid metabolism

Mon-034 Novel Estrogen Activity and Gene Regulation Induced by Personal Care Products in Breast Cancer Cells. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2019)

breast oncologypersonal care productsendocrine-related cancersbreast cancer cellscell biologygene regulation inducedmolecular cancergynecologycancer researchpharmacologycancer cellscancer letterbreast cancer

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Thomas E. Wiese

Professor

Xavier University of Louisiana

Affiliations

Department Of Pharmacy Practice

Xavier University of Louisiana

Thomas E. Wiese is currently serving as a Pharmacy Practice Professor at Xavier University of Louisiana.

Honors

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Education

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Thomas E. Wiese

Xavier University of Louisiana

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Modulation of Estrogen Receptor Activity by the Phytoalexin Tuberosin Produced From Elicited Kudzu ( Pueraria Lobata ). Journal of Natural Products (2025)

Context-Dependent Estrogenic Actions of (+)-Pisatin Produced in Elicited Green or Snow Pea ( Pisum Sativum ). Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (2024)

agricultural chemistryfood sciencefood chemistrybiochemistry

Covalent and Noncovalent Loading of Doxorubicin by Folic Acid-Carbon Dot Nanoparticles for Cancer Theranostics. ACS Omega (2022)

Samson N. DadaGodwin K. BabanyinahMichael T. TettehVictoria E. PalauZachary F. WallsKoyamangalath KrishnanZacary CroftAssad U. KhanGuoliang LiuThomas E. WieseEllen GlotserHua Mei

Pmon14 Estrogen Activity of Supplements Targeted for Post-Menopausal Women. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2022)

endocrinologywomen's healthgynecologypmon14 estrogen activitypharmacotherapypostreproductive health

Bisacodyl in Stimulant Laxatives Can Induce Estrogen Agonist/Antagonist Activity in Breast Cancer Cells in Culture. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2021)

breast cancer cellsbiochemistrygastrointestinal pharmacologybioactive compoundspharmacologytherapeutic targetsmolecular pharmacologydrug discoverypharmacotherapypharmacological research

Building a Diverse Workforce and Thinkforce to Reduce Health Disparities. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)

workforce developmentpublic healthdiverse workforcechanging workforcemultigenerational workforce

Estrogen Activity of Otc Topical Medications Containing Parabens Depends on Paraben Type and Concentration. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2021)

pharmacognosytoxicologyestrogen activityparaben typeskin pharmacologydrug analysisendocrine disruptorsmenopause hormone therapydermatologygynecologypharmacologyendocrinology

Mon-033 Evaluating the Estrogen Activity of Otc Products Containing Parabens. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2019)

pharmacognosyestrogen activitynatural product researchanalytical toxicologyendocrine disruptorsgynecologybioactive compoundspharmacologyorganic chemistryendocrinologysteroid metabolism

Mon-034 Novel Estrogen Activity and Gene Regulation Induced by Personal Care Products in Breast Cancer Cells. Journal of the Endocrine Society (2019)

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