This is a landmark review on the widely used antimicrobials, quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs)! Check it out here.

This is a landmark review on the widely used antimicrobials, quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs)! Check it out here.
This paper aims to understand the chemical and biochemical mechanisms underlying the different potency of conjugated and nonconjugated polyunsaturated fatty acids in inducing ferroptosis. Check out the paper here.
Congratulations to Dr. Hideaki Tomita and coauthors! In this work, we investigated the impact of defective cholesterol biosynthesis at the step of DHCR7 on embryonic neurogenesis, the underlying mechanisms, and ways to rescue the neurogenesis phenotypes. Check out the paper here!
Ryan’s project will focus on characterizing the exposome of ToxCast chemicals using ion mobility-mass spectrometry! Congrats, Ryan! Way to go! Check out the NIEHS-funded EPT training program here.
We are excited to welcome three Med Chem graduate students to join our lab this year: Noelle Reimers, Linxi Zhu, and Ryan Nguyen! Noelle will work on lipid peroxidation and ferroptosis, Linxi will work on metabolism of benzalkonium chloride, and Ryan will work on the impact of metabolism on human exposome. Can’t wait to see what you will accomplish!
This is a collaboration with Prof. Brian Werth in the Department of Pharmacy and Dr. Hari Polenakovik at Wright State U School of Medicine! Check out the paper here. Congrats, Rutan!
In the division for Drug Metabolism and Disposition. Check out the award list here. Good job, Ryan!
Well done, Amy! Check out this work here!
We are excited to venture into this exciting research direction with our co-investigator, Dr. Julia Cui at DEOHS and are grateful for the support from the UW EDGE Center Pilot Project Program funded by the NIEHS (P30ES007033). Congratulations to Vanessa, Ryan, and the rest of Team QACs!