10.1002/jps.24482 Summary Keywords antioxidants, paternal effects, developmental toxicology, placenta, craniofacial dysgenesis, epigenetic inheritance, mitochondria, N-acetylcysteine Citation Derrico DD, Scaturro KZ, Murray EE, Guillen E, Truss NS, Fairly KA, Higgins SL, Bhadsavle SS and Golding MC (2025) Therapy to teratology: chronic paternal antioxidant supplementation alters offspring placental architecture and craniofacial morphogenesis in a mouse model

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