Research Project Level Inventory by Agents under study then Focal Areas
Study Types: Phenols
Category: Human Health Effects(13)- Physiological effects of xenobiotic oestrogens in mammals
- Emulation of sex steroid receptor action in yeast
- Endocrine modulators and the human female reproductive system
- xenoestrogens and sperm quality in man
- Effects of endocrine disruptors on the reproductive organs and the behaviour of rats
- Phenolic anthropogenic substances with hormone-like effects: Human toxicology
- Environment and male reproductive health
- Environmental oestrogens and oestrogenic molecules
- Assessment of Human Risk for Adverse Effects of Endocrine Active Environmental Organohalogen Contaminants
- Hormone Disruptors in Food
- Mechanism and biological significance of aneuploidy induction by carcinogenic estrogens and other non-genotoxic carcinogens
- Phytoestrogens and prevention of disease
- organochlorines and male reproduction
- Quantitative analyses of sexual behaviour as a screening tool of hormone-mimicking effects on animal reproduction
- Vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Effect of endocrine disruptors on sexual differentiation of the brain in mammals
- Environmental halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons and estrogens; mechanism of action, interactions and test-system development
- Effects of environmental estrogens on marine organisms
- Assessment, management and substitution of hormonally active substances
- Ecotoxicological relevance of endocrine reactive compounds in the aquatic environment. Investigations along the Elbe River as a model
- Development of Immunochemical Detection Principles for Pesticides and Environmental Hazardous Chemicals
- Environmental Health Impact Assessment in Flanders, Belgium
- Substances with endocrine disrupting potential in various environmental compartments.
- 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
- Persistent organic pollutants - metabolism and selectively retained metabolites
- Chemical characterization of the exhaust gases of Bavarian waste incineration plants
- Validation of Immunassay Test-Kits for PAHs
- Environmental Exposure Assessment of Endocrine Disrupters in Sewage Treatment Works and River Water
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