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Tristan Nicholson holds an MD and PhD and is an Assistant Professor in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences at the University of Washington. Her research focuses on the impact of environmental toxicants on human fertility and testicular function, particularly concerning wildfire smoke. She is involved in innovative laboratory methods for human sperm fertility treatments and evaluates the effects of wildfire smoke exposure on sperm DNA integrity, concentration, and motility in patients undergoing fertility treatments. Additionally, she explores novel approaches for sample preparation and sperm cryopreservation using open microfluidic techniques, striving to enhance the quality of sperm samples used in fertility treatments.
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