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Environmental factor

An environmental factor, ecological factor or eco factor is any factor, abiotic or biotic, that influences living organisms. Abiotic factors include ambient temperature, amount of sunlight, air, soil, water and pH of the water soil in which an organism lives. Biotic factors would include the availability of food organisms and the presence of biological…

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Proposed Human Exposome Project (HEP)

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Environmental factor

Nodes93
Edges92
Triples45
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021505
Components1

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Environmental factor

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related to Research initiatives · 19
Environmental factor → As, Barcelona-based Centre, DNA, Environment-Wide Associations, Environmental Epidemiology, Europe, European, European Commission, Exposomics, GPS, HEALS, Health, Imperial College London, In, Large Scale, Research, Surveys, The HELIX, Touted
measured by · 4
Environmental factor → EWAS, For, However, Some
related to Overall · 4
Environmental factor → An, Apart, In, Pollution
related to External links · 2
Environmental factor → Environmental, NIEHSEHP

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metabolic factorsinstance ofetc.an internal environment to include internal biological factors0.80text
hormonesinstance ofetc.an internal environment to include internal biological factors0.80text
gut microflorainstance ofetc.an internal environment to include internal biological factors0.80text
inflammationinstance ofetc.an internal environment to include internal biological factors0.80text
oxidative stress.In late 2013instance ofetc.an internal environment to include internal biological factors0.80text
this definition was explained in greater depth in the first book on the exposomeinstance ofetc.an internal environment to include internal biological factors0.80text
maternal obesity/overweightinstance ofthe maternal metabolic exposome includes exposures0.80text
diabetesinstance ofthe maternal metabolic exposome includes exposures0.80text
and malnutritioninstance ofthe maternal metabolic exposome includes exposures0.80text
including high fat/high calorie dietsinstance ofthe maternal metabolic exposome includes exposures0.80text
which are associated with poor fetalinstance ofthe maternal metabolic exposome includes exposures0.80text
infantinstance ofthe maternal metabolic exposome includes exposures0.80text

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