Edyta Reszka

Professor Edyta Reszka serves as a faculty member at the University of Lodz within the Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, specifically in the Department of Biophysics of Environmental Pollution. She conducts scientific research and publishes extensively on environmental and molecular aspects of human health.

Her research program focuses on several key interdisciplinary areas:

• Genetic, epigenetic, and environmental determinants of lifestyle diseases and public health
• Cytoprotection mechanisms regulated by transcription factor NRF2
• Selenium and selenoproteins in human physiology
• Epigenetic control of gene expression patterns
• Circadian rhythm, clock genes, and health impacts of artificial light exposure
• Molecular epidemiology of cancer and other lifestyle diseases
• Disease risk assessment, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment strategies
• Environmental impacts on molecular biomarkers including mRNA expression, DNA methylation, DNA polymorphisms, and telomere length

Professor Reszka's work bridges molecular biology, toxicology, and environmental science to understand how environmental exposures interact with genetic and epigenetic factors in disease development. Her methodological approach emphasizes molecular epidemiology to assess early biological effects of environmental factors.

She maintains regular office hours at Pomorska 141/143, room Bfi47, in Łódź (90-236) and can be reached at telephone number 42-635-44-53. Her research has significant implications for disease prevention, diagnostic development, and environmental health policy.