Research Project Level Inventory by Agents under study then Organisms
Agent Types: Organochlorines
Category: Invertebrates(11)- 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
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Detection of environmental contaminants with estrogenic effects by means of isolated fish hepatocytes
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Assessment of reproductive, immunological and (geno)toxic impact of
- Integrated Atmospheric Deposition Network
- Examination of white sucker populations for evidence of reproductive and
- Assessment of Trace Organic Contaminants in Sediments and Water from the
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances to the aquatic environment
- Vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Development of a new in vitro system for detection of estrogenic activity of environmental chemicals
- Estrogenic and Toxicological effects of environmental pollutants in Fish
- 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
- Environmental halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons and estrogens; mechanism of action, interactions and test-system development
- Development of a vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Detection of environmental contaminants with estrogenic effects by means of isolated fish hepatocytes
- Effects of environmental pollutants on fish reproduction
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Endocrine chemicals in fish and fish cells - strategies for ecotoxicological testing
- 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
- Priority Substances and Retinoids in Fish
- Examination of white sucker populations for evidence of reproductive and
- 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
- A field evaluation of reproductive endocrine alterations in fish exposed to
- QSAR, development & application of QSARs
- 07375-03 HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED COMPOUNDS
- ESTABLISHMENT OF AN IN VIVO EMBRYONIC SYSTEM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR EFFECTS OF ENDOCRINE MODULATION COMPOUNDS
- ADRENAL FUNCTION IN WILDLIFE EXPOSED TO XENOBIOTICS
- A short-term in vivo screening system for endocrine disruptors utilizing mosquitofishes (Gambusia affinis and G. holbrooki)
- In Vitro Methods to Assess Reproductive/Developmental Risk of Environmental Contaminants to Aquatic Organisms
- DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN-VIVO ASSAY FOR INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR IN FISH
- FIELD VALIDATION OF VITELLOGENIN INDUCTION IN FERAL MALE FISH AS AN INDICATOR OF EXPOSURE TO ESTROGENIC COMPOUNDS.
- LABORATORY ASSESSMENT OF VARIABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH MEASURMENTS OF VITELLOGENIN AND BRAIN AROMATASE ACTIVITY IN FISH3. Project Focus: ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS, EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
- Species-Specific Endocrine Disruption: PCB- and PAH-Induced Estrogenic Effects
- Endocrine disruption in the marine environment (EDMAR)
- The development of an in-vitro assay to determine the influence of biotransformation on the bioaccumulation and genotoxicity of organic compounds in marine top-predators.
- Xenobiotics Compounds in River Birds
- Effects of anthropogenic organochlorines on seabirds
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Investigation of the occurrence and effects of endocrine disrupting substances
- St.Lawrence River ecosystem monitoring network
- Health of wildlife living in sprayed apple orchards
- Evidence of xenobiotic modulation of reproduction, development, growth,
- Xenobiotic Modulation of Immune Function in Herring Gulls and Caspian Terns in
- Effects of Organochlorine Contaminants on Avian Endocrine Systems
- EFFECT OF ORGANOCHLORINE CONTAMIANTS ON THE HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENAL AXIS IN WILD BIRDS
- ADRENAL FUNCTION IN WILDLIFE EXPOSED TO XENOBIOTICS
- Critical Stages in Avian Development: Estrogenic Hazards to Altricial and Precocial Birds
- The development of an in-vitro assay to determine the influence of biotransformation on the bioaccumulation and genotoxicity of organic compounds in marine top-predators.
- Effects of endocrine disruptors on the reproductive organs and the behaviour of rats
- Impaired immunity in seals exposed to bioaccumulated environmental contaminants
- Influence of environmental pollutants on physiology of cells of female reproductive tract from farm animals
- Influence of environmental pollutants on oocyte/embryo development of farm animals
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Persistent organic pollutants - metabolism and selectively retained metabolites
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- Investigation of the influence of chlorinated hydrocarbons on the intercellular communication via gap junctions and the regulation thereof by intracellular calcium in cultivated somatic cells of the female reproductive tract of the cow.
- Impact of exogenous on the expression and function of peroxisome proliferator activated nuclear hormone receptors (PPARs) in femal reproductive cells and stroma
- organochlorines and male reproduction
- Effects of endocrine disruptors on the reproductive organs and the behaviour of rats
- Effect of endocrine disruptors on sexual differentiation of the brain in mammals
- Influence of environmental pollutants on oocyte/embryo development of farm animals
- Environmental halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons and estrogens; mechanism of action, interactions and test-system development
- Environment and male reproductive health
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Persistent organic pollutants - metabolism and selectively retained metabolites
- Endocrine Disruptors and Human Male Reproduction
- Influence of environmental estrogens on testicular cell function as a possible cause for male fertility disturbances
- Impact of exogenous on the expression and function of peroxisome proliferator activated nuclear hormone receptors (PPARs) in femal reproductive cells and stroma
- QSAR, development & application of QSARs
- Biochemical and reproductive effects of gestational/lactational exposure to PCB's with respect to endogenous sex steroids and the proestrogen, methoxychlor
- EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICANTS ON THE STEROID HORMONE PATHWAY
- Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters
- Endocrine modulators and the human female reproductive system
- xenoestrogens and sperm quality in man
- Female Reproductive Health and Endocrine Disruptors
- Environmental Health Impact Assessment in Flanders, Belgium
- An extensive research program on the etiology of testicular cancer
- 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
- Environmental halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons and estrogens; mechanism of action, interactions and test-system development
- Environment and male reproductive health
- Etiologic Factors in Breast Cancer: Estrogenic Xenobiotics in fat tissue (A case control study)
- Cryptorchidism and xenoestrogens. Is there an assiciation?
- Endocrine Disruptors and Human Male Reproduction
- Influence of environmental estrogens on testicular cell function as a possible cause for male fertility disturbances
- Hydroxy-pcbs in blood: identification and effects on thyroid hormone and
- QSAR, development & application of QSARs
- Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances to the aquatic environment
- 62986-03 ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS AND RISK OF BREAST CANCER
- 62991-02 EMF AND BREAST CANCER ON LONG ISLAND
- 07260-04 ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS AND HUMAN BREAST CYTOCHROME P450
- 07375-03 HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED COMPOUNDS
- 07384-03 LEAD AND ORGANOCHLORINES IN NEW YORK CITY
- 08030-03 MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PROSTATE CANCER
- Z01 ES-49025-01 EB CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF EARLY MENOPAUSE
- 66572-01 BREAST CANCER AND THE ENVIRONMENT ON LONG ISLAND
- 70655-01 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS, ESTROGENS, AND BREAST CANCER
- 07084-04 ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUE LEVELS AND RISK OF BREAST CANCER
- Ah RECEPTOR-MEDIATED ANTI-ESTROGENS, TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES FOR COMPLEX MIXTURES, IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGENS, ESTROGENICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINES, THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGENS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF HUMAN BREAST CANCER
- BREAST CANCER AND THE ENVIRONMENT: RISK ASSOCIATED WITH ORGANOCHLORINES
- Annual market basket analysis of the United States Food Supply for pesticides, elemental contaminants and nutrients and industrial contaminants
- Species-Specific Endocrine Disruption: PCB- and PAH-Induced Estrogenic Effects
- Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters
- Vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Development of a new in vitro system for detection of estrogenic activity of environmental chemicals
- The development of an in-vitro assay to determine the influence of biotransformation on the bioaccumulation and genotoxicity of organic compounds in marine top-predators.
- Xenobiotics Compounds in River Birds
- Female Reproductive Health and Endocrine Disruptors
- Impaired immunity in seals exposed to bioaccumulated environmental contaminants
- Effect of endocrine disruptors on sexual differentiation of the brain in mammals
- Influence of environmental pollutants on physiology of cells of female reproductive tract from farm animals
- Influence of environmental pollutants on oocyte/embryo development of farm animals
- Effects of anthropogenic organochlorines on seabirds
- Estrogenic and Toxicological effects of environmental pollutants in Fish
- Toxic effects of contaminants and adaptive responses of fish and mussels of the upper and median Elbe river
- Environmental halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons and estrogens; mechanism of action, interactions and test-system development
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Development of a vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Endocrine-disrupting effects on amphibia
- Detection of environmental contaminants with estrogenic effects by means of isolated fish hepatocytes
- Effects of environmental pollutants on fish reproduction
- 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
- Endocrine chemicals in fish and fish cells - strategies for ecotoxicological testing
- Ecotoxicological relevance of endocrine reactive compounds in the aquatic environment. Investigations along the Elbe River as a model
- Investigation of the influence of chlorinated hydrocarbons on the intercellular communication via gap junctions and the regulation thereof by intracellular calcium in cultivated somatic cells of the female reproductive tract of the cow.
- Biochemical response of the mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus) to the pollution of
- Assessment of reproductive, immunological and (geno)toxic impact of
- Chlorinated hydrocarbon contaminants and biological measurement in mink and
- Survey of Contaminants in Suspended Sediments and Water from the Fraser River
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- St.Lawrence River ecosystem monitoring network
- Contaminant levels and effects in common snapping turtles and mudpuppies in
- Health of wildlife living in sprayed apple orchards
- Evidence of xenobiotic modulation of reproduction, development, growth,
- Xenobiotic Modulation of Immune Function in Herring Gulls and Caspian Terns in
- Effects of Organochlorine Contaminants on Avian Endocrine Systems
- Hydroxy-pcbs in blood: identification and effects on thyroid hormone and
- A field evaluation of reproductive endocrine alterations in fish exposed to
- QSAR, development & application of QSARs
- Effects of environmental contaminants on the response of a suite of biomarkers
- Effects of PCBs on reproductive development of mink and otter near Five Island
- Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances to the aquatic environment
- 07375-03 HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED COMPOUNDS
- 07017-03 REGULATION OF GABA EXPRESSION BY NEUROTOXINS
- ESTABLISHMENT OF AN IN VIVO EMBRYONIC SYSTEM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR EFFECTS OF ENDOCRINE MODULATION COMPOUNDS
- DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOASSAY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGENS
- Ah RECEPTOR-MEDIATED ANTI-ESTROGENS, TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES FOR COMPLEX MIXTURES, IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGENS, ESTROGENICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINES, THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGENS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF HUMAN BREAST CANCER
- ADRENAL FUNCTION IN WILDLIFE EXPOSED TO XENOBIOTICS
- DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN AMPHIBIAN MODEL USING XENOPUS LAEVIS
- Protective Influence of Melatonin on Proliferation in Breast Cancer Cells
- Endocrine Disruptor Knowledge Base
- Dioxins in beef, milk and forage
- Screening for the presence and effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals in fish-eating birds of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
- A short-term in vivo screening system for endocrine disruptors utilizing mosquitofishes (Gambusia affinis and G. holbrooki)
- Biochemical and reproductive effects of gestational/lactational exposure to PCB's with respect to endogenous sex steroids and the proestrogen, methoxychlor
- Endocrine Disruptors and Host Resistance in Lake Apopka Alligators
- Critical Stages in Avian Development: Estrogenic Hazards to Altricial and Precocial Birds
- In Vitro Methods to Assess Reproductive/Developmental Risk of Environmental Contaminants to Aquatic Organisms
- 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
- QSARS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICANTS U.S. EPA
- DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN-VIVO ASSAY FOR INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR IN FISH
- FIELD VALIDATION OF VITELLOGENIN INDUCTION IN FERAL MALE FISH AS AN INDICATOR OF EXPOSURE TO ESTROGENIC COMPOUNDS.
- LABORATORY ASSESSMENT OF VARIABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH MEASURMENTS OF VITELLOGENIN AND BRAIN AROMATASE ACTIVITY IN FISH3. Project Focus: ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS, EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
- Occurrence of selected endocrine disruptive chemicals and their association with congenital anomalies of the Florida panther.
- Species-Specific Endocrine Disruption: PCB- and PAH-Induced Estrogenic Effects
- Reproductive and endicrine effects of o,p'-DDT, an environmental estrogen, and p,p'-DDE, and environmental antiandrogen, in male and female atlantic croaker during criticaliod
- Endocrine Disruption in the Marine Environment (EDMAR)
- Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances into theaquatic environment Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances into theaquatic environment
- Endocrine disruption in the marine environment (EDMAR)
- Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters Environment-dependent brain development mediated by hormones andneurotransmitters
- Environmental effects on tissues of Baltic seals with special emphasis on organochlorines and uterine leiomyomas
- Endocrine Disruption in the Marine Environment : EDMAR
- Application of semipermeable membrane device for monitoring pollution in the Calcasieu River estuarine system
- Bioaccumulation dynamics of hydrophobic organic contaminants in the Anacostia River food web
- Environmental Pollutants in aquatic organisms form the San Jose Lagoon
- Impact of environmental contaminants on an aquatic bird population
- Fish cytochrome P450 genes involved in chemical effects
- Molecular biological approaches for non-destructive assessment of chemical effects on marine mammals
- Effects of an endocrine disruptor on prostate development and growth
- Developmental Exposure to Endocrine Disruptors: Fertility and Gene Expression Profiles
- Study on endocrine disruption in long-lived wildlife
- Development of EDC screening method using cell line transfected with human estrogen receptor gene.
- Refinement of Yeast Two-hybrid system on EDC screening
- In vitro analysis of endocrine activity of environmental samples and of mixtures of chemicals
- Human exposure to xenobiotics with potential endocine effects: evaluation of risks for reproduction and development
- fish toxicology
- TOXICOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE REPRODUCTIVE AND IMMUNE SYSTEMS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER BELUGA WHALES EXPOSED TO ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS
- Environmentally-Mediated Endocrine Disruption in Estuarine Crustaceans: A 3-Taxon Multi-Generational Study of Sediment-Associated EDC Effects from the Genetic to Population Levels
- The mechanisms and effects of endocrine disruption on infertility in the bonnethead shark on Florida's Gulf coast
- Professional exposure (Greenhouse workers and sprayers) to pesticides
- organochlorines and male reproduction
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