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Endocrine-disrupting contaminants and hormone dynamics: Lessons from wildlife

Authors: Crain, DA Rooney, AA Orlando, EF Guillette, LJ

Citation: Da. Crain et al., Endocrine-disrupting contaminants and hormone dynamics: Lessons from wildlife, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 1-21

The importance of comparative endocrinology in examining the endocrine disrupter problem

Authors: Hayes, TB

Citation: Tb. Hayes, The importance of comparative endocrinology in examining the endocrine disrupter problem, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 22-51

Bioaccumulation, storage, and mobilization of endocrine-altering contaminants

Authors: Facemire, CF

Citation: Cf. Facemire, Bioaccumulation, storage, and mobilization of endocrine-altering contaminants, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 52-81

Contaminant interactions with steroid receptors: Evidence for receptor binding

Authors: Rooney, AA Guillette, LJ

Citation: Aa. Rooney et Lj. Guillette, Contaminant interactions with steroid receptors: Evidence for receptor binding, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 82-125

Steroid hormone-regulated processes in invertebrates and their susceptibility to environmental endocrine disruption

Authors: LeBlanc, GA

Citation: Ga. Leblanc, Steroid hormone-regulated processes in invertebrates and their susceptibility to environmental endocrine disruption, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 126-154

Contaminant-altered thyroid function in wildlife

Authors: Leatherland, JF

Citation: Jf. Leatherland, Contaminant-altered thyroid function in wildlife, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 155-181

Biomarkers of immunotoxicity: An evolutionary perspective

Authors: Fournier, M Brousseau, P Tryphonas, H Cyr, D

Citation: M. Fournier et al., Biomarkers of immunotoxicity: An evolutionary perspective, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 182-216

Ethotoxicolocy: An evolutionary approach to behavorial toxicology

Authors: Parmigiani, S Palanza, P vom Saal, FS

Citation: S. Parmigiani et al., Ethotoxicolocy: An evolutionary approach to behavorial toxicology, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 217-233

Embryonic and neonatal exposure to endocrine-altering contaminants: Effects on mammalian female reproduction

Authors: Iguchi, T

Citation: T. Iguchi, Embryonic and neonatal exposure to endocrine-altering contaminants: Effects on mammalian female reproduction, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 234-268

Endocrine disruption in male human reproduction

Authors: Toppari, J Skakkebaek, NE

Citation: J. Toppari et Ne. Skakkebaek, Endocrine disruption in male human reproduction, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 269-290

Xenoestrogens in the context of carcinogenesis

Authors: Soto, AM Sonnenschein, C

Citation: Am. Soto et C. Sonnenschein, Xenoestrogens in the context of carcinogenesis, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 291-321

An anthropological interpretation of endocrine disruption in children

Authors: Guillette, EA

Citation: Ea. Guillette, An anthropological interpretation of endocrine disruption in children, ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOCRINE DISRUPTERS: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE, 2000, pp. 322-338

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