Research Project Level Inventory by Agents under study then Organisms
Agent Types: Metals
Category: Invertebrates(10)- Reproductive effects of organotin compounds and estrogens in marine prosobranch molluscs
- Basic study for the assessment of pathological effects of antifouling paints on snails from the German North Sea coast
- Assessment of morpho- and histopathological effects of organotin compounds on marine gastropods with special reference to their suitability for a future biological effect monitoring
- Toxic effects of contaminants and adaptive responses of fish and mussels of the upper and median Elbe river
- Identification, exposure assessment and characterization of risks by xenestrogens and other endocrin effective agents present in German freshwater and marine environments: Field and laboratory studies
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Integrated Atmospheric Deposition Network
- Assessment of Trace Organic Contaminants in Sediments and Water from the
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- Metabolic Androgenization of Invertebrates by Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals
- Toxic effects of contaminants and adaptive responses of fish and mussels of the upper and median Elbe river
- Identification, exposure assessment and characterization of risks by xenestrogens and other endocrin effective agents present in German freshwater and marine environments: Field and laboratory studies
- Effects of environmental pollutants on fish reproduction
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Ecotoxicological relevance of endocrine reactive compounds in the aquatic environment. Investigations along the Elbe River as a model
- Priority Substances and Thyroid Function in Fish
- Assessment of Trace Organic Contaminants in Sediments and Water from the
- Survey of Contaminants in Suspended Sediments and Water from the Fraser River
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- 04214-11 ENDOCRINE EFFECTS OF REPRODUCTIVE TOXINS IN FEMALE FISH
- Collection of clinical data about effects of environmental hazards on male and female fertility
- xenoestrogens and sperm quality in man
- Environmental Health Impact Assessment in Flanders, Belgium
- Identification, exposure assessment and characterization of risks by xenestrogens and other endocrin effective agents present in German freshwater and marine environments: Field and laboratory studies
- Influence of environmental estrogens on testicular cell function as a possible cause for male fertility disturbances
- 08030-03 MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PROSTATE CANCER
- 49011-04 ADVERSE EFFECTS OF OXIDATIVE STRESS DURING PREGNANCY
- #2 PROJECT TITLE Z01 ES-49010-04 EB TOXICANTS IN HUMAN PLACENTA AND REPRODUCTIVE OUTCOMES IN UKRAINE
- NO1-ES-55396 THE REPRODUCTIVE OUTCOMES AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
- MECHANISMS OF THE IMMUNOTOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS AND ORGANOCHLORINES
- HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT.
- Annual market basket analysis of the United States Food Supply for pesticides, elemental contaminants and nutrients and industrial contaminants
- Analyssi of residue levels of endocrine disruptor in human umbilical cords & fetus
- Reproductive effects of organotin compounds and estrogens in marine prosobranch molluscs
- Basic study for the assessment of pathological effects of antifouling paints on snails from the German North Sea coast
- Assessment of morpho- and histopathological effects of organotin compounds on marine gastropods with special reference to their suitability for a future biological effect monitoring
- Toxic effects of contaminants and adaptive responses of fish and mussels of the upper and median Elbe river
- Effects of environmental pollutants on fish reproduction
- Chemical characterization of the exhaust gases of Bavarian waste incineration plants
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Influence of environmental estrogens on testicular cell function as a possible cause for male fertility disturbances
- Ecotoxicological relevance of endocrine reactive compounds in the aquatic environment. Investigations along the Elbe River as a model
- Biochemical response of the mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus) to the pollution of
- Survey of Contaminants in Suspended Sediments and Water from the Fraser River
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- Contaminant levels and effects in common snapping turtles and mudpuppies in
- The ecological viability of constructed wetlands: immune function in birds
- Effects of environmental contaminants on the response of a suite of biomarkers
- 06265-05 MECHANISMS OF TOXICITY IN TESTES
- 61319-02 METALLOTHIONEIN--EFFECTS ON MUTAGENESIS
- MECHANISMS OF THE IMMUNOTOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS AND ORGANOCHLORINES
- THE ROLE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN PRODUCING REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY BY EVALUATIONS INSURROGATE ANIMAL MODELS.
- Screening for the presence and effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals in fish-eating birds of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
- Pilot Field Study to Refine the Measurement and Methods of Fifteen Suspect Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Neuse River Basin
- Use of a Hybrid Multimedia Compartmental Model to Assist Field Monitoring Project Design for Endocrine Disruptor Detection, Media Concentration, Exposure Model Development and/or Model Confirmation and to Support Fate and Transport Endocrine Disruptor Exposure (EDE) Research
- Metabolic Androgenization of Invertebrates by Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals
- Endocrine Disruption in the Marine Environment (EDMAR)
- Wetland Plants' Roles in Uptake and Transport of Heavy Metals and Remediation
- Speciation of metal inputs to coastal waters: consequences for metal transport and bioavailability
- Development of a marine prophage induction assay for detection of mutagens in seawater samples
- Heavy metal fluxes to the nearshore ocean derived from non-point source pollution in two small estuaries, Oahu, Hawaii
- Contamination of wetland sediments Indiana Dunes National lakeshore: implications for wetland restoration strategies
- Effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals on reproductive function of fish
- Environmental Pollutants in aquatic organisms form the San Jose Lagoon
- Bioavailability of colloid-associated metals to estuarine bivalves
- Food web structure and heavy metal accumulation in a recently established guild of breeding seabirds in southern California
- Transport and fate of sediment-associated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and trace elements in the Elizabeth River
- Endocrine Disruption in Marine Gastropods by Environmental Chemical Mixtures
- Application in vivo of non-destructive multielement anaylsis method for endocrine disrupting chemicals.
- Studies on the EDCs in food containers, elution of the EDCs to the food, and assessment method of food contamination.
- Development of screening method of EDCs by the rodent intrauterine exposure models.
- Development of intrauterine exposure screening rodent model
- Studies on induction mechanism of imposex in gastropods
- Study on endocrine disruption in long-lived wildlife-4
- Development of bioassay system of EDC effects on fish.
- Human exposure to xenobiotics with potential endocine effects: evaluation of risks for reproduction and development
- Human exposure to xenobiotics with potential endocrine effects: evaluation of risks for reproduction and development
- fish toxicology
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