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S 1. Evaluating the role of nuclear receptors in environmental liver disease. B. Wahlang, K.C. Falkner, M. Song, H. Clair, R. A. Prough, and M. Cave. NIEHS Tamburro Symposium on Environmental Chemicals and Liver Disease 2014 and Research! Louisville, 2014. 2. Do PCBs activate Constitutive Androstane Receptor through a non-ligand binding mechanism? A. T. Orr, R. A. Prough, K. C. Falkner, B. Wahlang, and M. Cave. Research! Louisville, 2014. 3. The protective role of CAR and PXR in Aroclor 1260-induced Steatohepatitis. B. Wahlang, K.C. Falkner, M. Song, H. Clair, R. A. Prough, and M. Cave. AASLD, 2014. 4. Elevated Biomarker-indicated Liver Disease and Pro-inflammatory Cytokines are Associated with Environmental PCB Exposure in Anniston, Alabama. H. Clair, K.C. Falkner, B. Wahlang, R. A. Prough and M. Cave. AASLD, 2014. 5. PCB Regulation of Hepatic Nuclear Receptors: Implications for Hepatic Steatosis. R.A. Prough, B. Wahlang, K.C. Falkner, H.B. Clair, L.A. AlEryani, J. C. States, C.J. Omiecinski, and M.C. Cave. Presentation S6, 5th

Evaluating the effects of aroclor 1260 in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease : the role of xenobiotic receptors.