Organizational and activational effects of estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals
Endocrine disruption is a hypothesis of common mode of action that may define a set of structurally varied chemicals, both natural and synthetic. Their common mode of action may suggest that they produce or contribute to similar toxic effects, although this has been difficult to demonstrate. Insight...
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Main Authors: | Ellen K. Silbergeld (Author), Jodi A. Flaws (Author), Ken M. Brown (Author) |
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