Christina Lamparter

Assistant Professor

Institute of Forensic Sciences

E-mail:

christina.lamparter@utoronto.ca
Room:

NSB3006
Mailing Address:

3359 Mississauga Road
Mississauga ON L5L1C6
Canada

Dr. Lamparter completed her MSc in Biochemistry and PhD in Pharmacology and Toxicology at Queen’s University. In addition to her strengths in research and teaching, Christina brings a wealth of professional experience from her practice as a Forensic Toxicologist at the Centre of Forensic Sciences since 2016.

Publications

Valproic acid increases NF-κB transcriptional activation despite decreasing DNA binding ability in P19 cells, which may play a role in VPA-initiated teratogenesisValproic acid increases NF-κB transcriptional activation despite decreasing DNA binding ability in P19 cells, which may play a role in VPA-initiated teratogenesis. Reproductive Toxicology. Jan 1, 2017

Valproic acid exposure decreases Cbp/p300 protein expression and histone acetyltransferase activity in P19 cellsValproic acid exposure decreases Cbp/p300 protein expression and histone acetyltransferase activity in P19 cells. Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology. Jan 1, 2016

Tissue-specific effects of valproic acid on DNA repair genes and apoptosis in postimplantation mouse embryosTissue-specific effects of valproic acid on DNA repair genes and apoptosis in postimplantation mouse embryos. Toxicological Sciences. Jan 1, 2014

Other

Specialization

Forensic Toxicology