Reinhold Josef Hutz is working as investigator in NIEHS-supported Children’s Environmental Health Sciences Core Centre. He completed his Postdoctoral Fellow, Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center, Reproductive Endocrinology, Doctor has done his Ph.D from Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, M.S and B.S from Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. Hutz honoured with NIH grants for his research work on Modulation by dioxin of ovarian estrogen synthesis, Molecular basis for TCDD modulation of estrogen at ovary and New directions in primate reproduction. Hutz serving as Editorial Board Member for Annual Review and Research in Biology, International Journal of Advanced Veterinary Medicine, J Anim Sci Advances (Global Researchers Journals), World Journal of Methodology.

Dr. Hutz focused upon the reproductive effects of estrogens and pollutants that modulate the estrogen-receptor signaling pathway, effects of estrogens, follicle-stimulating hormone, growth factors, gold nanoparticles on the induction of atresia, human menstrual cycle, apoptosis, ovulation in mammals and effects of neural and environmental molecules.