Mohammad Mehdi Ommati (Shiraz University of Medical Sciences Stem Cell and Transgenic Technology Research Centre)
Associate Professor, Henan University of Science and Technology, Luoyang, Henan · China
Editorial leadership for Journal of Psychological Disorders
Research interests
- Sperm
- Blood Parameters; Immuno-Suppression Methods In Fertility; Reproductive Cell Culture
Biography
Mohammad Mehdi Ommati is an Associate Professor at Henan University of Science and Technology in Luoyang, Henan, China, specializing in reproductive toxicology and physiology with particular focus on sperm and blood parameters, immuno-suppression methods in fertility, and reproductive cell culture. He received his training at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences Stem Cell and Transgenic Technology Research Centre and has published over 26 indexed articles investigating the intersections of environmental toxicology and reproductive health. His most-cited work, "The mechanisms of arsenic-induced ovotoxicity, ultrastructural alterations, and autophagic related paths: An enduring developmental study in folliculogenesis of mice" (2020), has garnered 65 citations and exemplifies his commitment to understanding toxicological impacts on fertility. Dr. Ommati brings academic, industrial, and clinical experience to collaborative research addressing reproduction and fertility challenges in the context of environmental exposures.
Selected publications
- The mechanisms of arsenic-induced ovotoxicity, ultrastructural alterations, and autophagic related paths: An enduring developmental study in folliculogenesis of mice 2020 cited 65×
- Cholestasis-associated reproductive toxicity in male and female rats: The fundamental role of mitochondrial impairment and oxidative stress 2019 cited 58×
- The inhibition of NFкB signaling and inflammatory response as a strategy for blunting bile acid-induced hepatic and renal toxicity 2021 cited 47×
- Arsenic-induced autophagic alterations and mitochondrial impairments in HPG-S axis of mature male mice offspring (F1-generation): A persistent toxicity study 2020 cited 47×
- Bisphenol A-induced apoptosis, oxidative stress and DNA damage in cultured rhesus monkey embryo renal epithelial Marc-145 cells 2019 cited 44×
- RETRACTED ARTICLE: The crucial role of oxidative stress in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease-induced male reproductive toxicity: the ameliorative effects of Iranian indigenous probiotics 2022 cited 33×
Ranked by citation impact (Crossref) where available, newest otherwise · verified via ORCID.
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