Analytes for Exposure to DNA-Damaging Agents
DNA damage can be measured by quantifying DNA adducts with highly-sensitive liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) assays. For more details see Exposure to DNA-Damaging Agents.
The Human Health Exposure Analysis Resource (HHEAR) is a centralized network of exposure analysis services and expertise available to eligible researchers who want to add or expand exposure analysis to their studies of human health. There is no cost to the investigator. Find out more about HHEAR.
This video series includes interviews with HHEAR investigators, during which they discuss their HHEAR project, their experience with HHEAR, and how environmental exposure analysis enhanced their study.
Several new resources are available for HHEAR investigators navigating the post-approval process, and investigators interested in learning more about environmental exposures. Visit the Additional Resources page to view the education modules.
View the HHEAR Application Submission and Review Schedule for more details about the timeline of review activities for applications that have already been submitted.
The 11th webinar in the series, "Translations of Exposomics for Precision Medicine," will be on October 11, 2023, at 3pm EDT. Click here to register. Additionally, Recordings of previous webinars in the series are currently available on the Exposomics Webinar page.
HHEAR is no longer accepting applications for the Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) Program.
Find out about recent updates to the HHEAR data repository.
Download and share the HHEAR Brochure (PDF).
DNA damage can be measured by quantifying DNA adducts with highly-sensitive liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) assays. For more details see Exposure to DNA-Damaging Agents.