Michał Dąbrowski

Michał Dąbrowski is a lecturer at the Department of Sociology, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn. His research focuses on toxicological impacts of mycotoxins in veterinary contexts, particularly examining endocrine disruption, immunological effects, and metabolic changes in livestock species like gilts and poultry.

• Specializes in Veterinary Toxicology and Food Safety
• Active in Animal Health and Environmental Contamination research

Research Interests:
Dr. Dąbrowski investigates mycotoxin effects on animal physiology, including:

• Zearalenone-induced hormonal imbalances
• Deoxynivalenol's impact on immunity and gene expression
• Mycotoxin risks in composting systems
• Radiotherapy-related lymphocyte depletion in cancer patients

Publication Trends:
Recent work highlights mycotoxin interactions with endocrine systems, detoxification processes in insects, and metabolic consequences across agricultural species. His studies often employ immunohistochemistry, biomarker analysis, and pharmacokinetics.