Publications by authors named "YuShen Luo"

Acrylonitrile is an organic chemical synthetic monomer that is widely used in food packaging and manufacturing. Animal studies have reported that acrylonitrile is carcinogenic and toxic, but the effects on the female reproductive function in mammals are unknown. In the present study, we report that acrylonitrile treatment affects ovarian homeostasis in mice, resulting in impaired follicular development.

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Nickel is a heavy metal element extensively distributed in the environment and widely used in modern life. Divalent nickel is one of the most widespread forms of nickel and has been reported as toxic to various tissues. However, whether exposure to divalent nickel negatively affects ovarian homeostasis and oocyte quality remains unclear.

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Captan is a non-systematic fungicide widely used in agricultural production, and its residues have been found in the environment and daily diet. Previous studies confirmed that captan exerts several toxic effects on tissues, but its effect on the mammalian female reproductive system is unclear. In current study, we reported that captan affected mouse ovarian homeostasis and disrupted female hormone receptor expression, leading to impaired follicular development.

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Neonicotinoids are the most widely used insecticides in modern agriculture, and their residues have been found in the environment and food. Previous studies reported that neonicotinoids exert toxic effects in various tissues, but whether they interfered with the female reproductive process remains unknown. In our present research, thiamethoxam was selected as a representative neonicotinoid to establish a mouse toxicity model with gavage.

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Natural plants are considered as a huge treasure for anticancer. , a plant of Zingiberaceae, is used widely as a food and traditional medicine in East Asia. In previous studies, has antitumor effect on liver cancer cells, but the mechanism is not clear.

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