ENAGenomicsCell Biology and Physiology, University of North Carolinhttps://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/view/PRJNA542608Mus musculusElectronic nicotine delivery system (E-Cigarette) use is prevalent among pregnant women. We examined whether E-Cigarette exposure impairs implantation. RNA microarray was performed on day 4.5 pseudopregnant mice exposed to E-Cigarettes or sham during each day of pregnancy. Overall design: C57BL/6J dams primed with E-Cigarette or sham were mated to vasectomized males. The presence of a copulatory plug was recorded as day 0.5 and pseudopregnant mice were exposed to E-Cigarette or sham for each day of pregnancy until euthanasia on the morning of day 4.5. Each sample represents one mouse with 4 samples exposed to sham versus 4 samples exposed to E-Cigarettes.xref:PubMed:31598571ENAlod, DmelCG2684, PREGN, Gene Expressions, Horka, Gestation, CG2684, Fs(3)Horka, Gene, Expression, DmF2, Pregnancies., Fs(3)Hor, NTef2, Lds, Expressions, early, Fs(3)Sz11lod, DmelCG2684, PREGN, Gene Expressions, Horka, Gestation, CG2684, Fs(3)Horka, Gene, Expression, DmF2, Pregnancies., Fs(3)Hor, NTef2, Lds, Expressions, early, Fs(3)Sz11falseGene Expression Changes from E-Cigarette Exposure During Early PregnancyGene Expression Changes from E-Cigarette Exposure During Early Pregnancy2025-09-242019-09-20PRJNA542608GSE1310771009031598571