Placental Xenobiotic Metabolism and Transport
Sunday April 22, 2018
9:30 am
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12:00 pm
Eastern Time (ET)
Room 15A
DDD
DMDD
TOX
Chair :
Lauren Aleksunes
Rutgers University
Qingcheng Mao
University of Washington
Fetal exposure to drugs/xenobiotics can be dependent on metabolism and transport by the placenta. To assess developmental toxicities of drugs/xenobiotics, it is critical to understand the mechanisms that control metabolism and trafficking of drugs/xenobiotics across the placental barrier. This workshop highlights the most recent knowledge of the interactions of drugs and xenobiotics with transporters and drug-metabolizing enzymes in human placenta. The purpose of this symposium is to bring together experts in drug transport/metabolism and toxicology to highlight the mechanisms that control drug/xenobiotic disposition in the placenta and impact on fetal drug/xenobiotic exposure and response.
Speakers
Mahmoud Ahmed
- University of Texas - Medical Branch, Galveston
Placental Metabolism of Drugs and Impacts on Fetal Exposure
Lauren Aleksunes
- Rutgers University
Placental Transporter Regulation and Environmental Toxicant Interactions
Qingcheng Mao
- University of Washington
Fetal Exposure to Drugs: Role of Placental Transporters
Mailys De Sousa Mendes
- Simcyp
PBPK Modeling and Simulation to Predict Fetal Exposure to Drugs and Xenobiotics
Naveen Neradugomma
- University of Washington
Effects of Cannabinoids on Trophoblast Cell Growth and Syncytialization
Phoebe Stapleton
- Rutgers University
Translocation of Engineered Nanomaterials from the Maternal Lungs to the Fetal Compartment After Instillation