Browsing publications by Dr Elizabeth Williams

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYear
Dr Jill McKay
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Professor John Mathers
Effect of maternal and post weaning folate supply on gene-specific DNA methylation in the small intestine of weaning and adult Apc+/Min and wild type mice2011
Dr Jill McKay
Kevin Waltham
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Professor John Mathers
Folate depletion during pregnancy and lactation reduces genomic DNA methylation in murine adult offspring2010
Dr Fiona Caple
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Dr Alison Spiers
Dr John Tyson
Brian Burtle
et al.		Inter-individual variation in DNA damage and base excision repair in young, healthy non-smokers: effects of dietary supplementation and genotype2010
Dr John Tyson
Dr Fiona Caple
Dr Alison Spiers
Brian Burtle
Professor Ann Daly
et al.		Inter-individual variation in nucleotide excision repair in young adults: effects of age, adiposity, micronutrient supplementation and genotype2009
Dr Jill McKay
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Professor John Mathers
Gender-specific modulation of tumorigenesis by folic acid supply in the Apc+/Min mouse during early neonatal life2008
Dr Mark Welfare
Dr Alison Spiers
Wendy Bal
Yvonne Duckworth
Eileen Gibney
et al.		Responses of biomarkers of folate and riboflavin status to folate and riboflavin supplementation in healthy and colorectal polyp patients (the FAB2 study)2007
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Professor John Mathers
Proteomic analysis reveals field-wide changes in protein expression in the morphologically normal mucosa of patients with colorectal neoplasia2006
Dr Jonathan Coxhead
Wendy Bal
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Professor John Mathers
Reactive oxygen species generation in mismatch repair-proficient and -deficient colorectal cancer cell lines exposed to butyrate2006
Kevin Waltham
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Professor John Mathers
Reduced maternal folate supply decreases genomic DNA methylation in the offspring of C57Bl/6J mice2006
Professor John Mathers
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Dr Alison Spiers
Yvonne Duckworth
Dr Mark Welfare
et al.		Colon mucosal folate is responsive to folic acid supplements and correlates with plasma folate2005
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