a few parts per million levels of vinclozolin contamination
profoundly alter sexual development in male rats, producing significant
feminization of the male reproductive tract, hypospadias, low sperm
counts and other deformations.
Low dose effects of vinclozolin - 0 views
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When vinclozolin enters the body it is degraded into two metabolites. These metabolites then act as anti-androgens
Gender Benders & Endocrine Disruptors around You - 0 views
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Some Health Consequences of DES
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Timeline of Synthetic Endocrine Disruptors (POPs)
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Mechanisms of Endocrine Disruption
Our Stolen Future: New science on the impacts of endocrine disruptors on brain and beha... - 0 views
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The sex steroids (testosterone, estrogen, etc.) contribute to, among other things, sexual differentiate of brain centers, and thereby, to the development of sexual identity and sexual behaviors
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A rapidly increasing body of scientific research is revealing mechanisms of action, demonstrating impacts of disrupted development, and exploring links between intelligence, behavior and contamination experienced in the womb. What is emerging from this research is that brain and behavior are likely to be the most sensitive endpoints vulnerable to endocrine disruption. Many synthesized compounds in commercial use today, moreover, can derail neurological development.
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April 2003. Exposure in the womb to extremely low levels of bisphenol A alters sexual differentiation of the brain and behavior in rats. More...
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Sexual Behavior in quail - 0 views
Phyto-oestrogens: where are we now? - 0 views
Cellular and Physiological Effects of Soy Flavonoids - 0 views
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Abstract describes how phytoestrogens can be estrogen receptor modulators. Recent studies suggest beneficial health effects of soy and recommend increasing the intake of isoflavone-rich soy protein to the level of intake commonly used in Asian countries. Must try to open this article at the library to gain access to the free full version of the article. Vanessa - Once I access the full version I will be better able to tell you whether this is related to the other article concerning cultural differences in soy consumption and its effects on obesity.
Environmental Signaling: What Embryos and Evolution Teach Us About Endocrine Disrupting... - 0 views
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An overview of many endocrine disrupting chemicals, useful to anyone looking into the effects of environmental chemicals on organisms. Reference made to a book titled "Hormonal Chaos", by Sheldon Krimsky, describing how industrial and agricultural chemicals contact organisms and disrupt hormone function. Specifics on effects of environmental estrogens and fetal development.
Open Science Directory - Home - 1 views
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Access to scientific literature is very important for the scientific work in developing countries . As a result of different projects a large collection of e-journals is now available for researchers in developing countries. The number of Open Access Journals is growing steadily as we can see in the Directory of Open Access Journals. Major UNO organizations like WHO, FAO and UNEP have their specific programs for the scientific institutions in low-income countries. Finally a lot of universities, institutes and other organizations are supporting access programs. The most important are INASP, eIFL and eJDS.
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