Research Project Level Inventory by Organism under study then end points
Organism Types: Fish
Category: Carncinogenesis(10)- 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
- Effects of Glucocorticoids on Cytochrome P450 Gene Expression
- 07375-03 HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED COMPOUNDS
- 07381-03 SUPERFUND BASIC RESEARCH CENTER AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY
- IMMUNOTOXICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS IN WILDLIFE SPECIES
- ESTABLISHMENT OF AN IN VIVO EMBRYONIC SYSTEM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR EFFECTS OF ENDOCRINE MODULATION COMPOUNDS
- The Influence of Environmental Estrogens on Carcinogenesis (in trout)
- An in vivo model for detection of reproductive effects of endocrine disruptors
- Species-Specific Endocrine Disruption: PCB- and PAH-Induced Estrogenic Effects
- Quantitative analyses of sexual behaviour as a screening tool of hormone-mimicking effects on animal reproduction
- Development of a Fish Test to Detect Endocrine Disruptors in Surface Water
- Behavioural effects of environmental pollution on threespine stickleback and guppy
- FISH THYROID FUNCTION
- ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING THYROID FUNCTION IN AQUATIC WILDLIFE
- Social Regulation of Reproductive Behavior and Neuroendocrine Processes
- Differential Expression of Somatostatin Genes in Rainbow Trout
- Studies Towards Understanding the Functional Significance of Multiple GnRHs in Vertebrate Brains
- Environmental halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons and estrogens; mechanism of action, interactions and test-system development
- Effects of environmental estrogens on marine organisms
- Effects of Glucocorticoids on Cytochrome P450 Gene Expression
- IMMUNOTOXICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS IN WILDLIFE SPECIES
- ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF FISH REPRODUCTION, ACTIVIN IN HUMAN PLACENTA
- DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF HEMOPOIETIC CELL CULTURE SYSTEMS FROM FISH, DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF FISH CELL ASSAYS FOR ASSESSING THE TOXICITY OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.
- estrogenic activity in northern bavarian rivers, lakes and springs
- Vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Aquatic ecotoxicology
- 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
- Effects of environmental estrogens on marine organisms
- Validation of screening methods for estrogenic activity
- Development of a vitellogenin assay with fish hepatocytes
- Effects of endocrine disruptors on marine fish
- Exposure and ecological effects of hazardous substances and drugs in surface waters
- Development of a Fish Test to Detect Endocrine Disruptors in Surface Water
- Detection of environmental contaminants with estrogenic effects by means of isolated fish hepatocytes
- Effects of environmental pollutants on fish reproduction
- Production of draft OECD Detailed Review Paper on methods to detect sex hormone disrupting activity
- Review of the evidence for ecological effects of environmental sex hormone disrupters
- 1) Investigation of wild populations of fish to determine evidence of endocrine disruption 2) Effects of endocrine disruptors on early life stages of fish 3) Effects of sewage effluents on sex differentiation
- 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
- Behavioural effects of environmental pollution on threespine stickleback and guppy
- Examination of fish for evidence of estrogenic responses downstream of Ontario
- Priority Substances and Thyroid Function in Fish
- Priority Substances and Retinoids in Fish
- Effects of Glucocorticoids on Cytochrome P450 Gene Expression
- Examination of white sucker populations for evidence of reproductive and
- Assessment of Trace Organic Contaminants in Sediments and Water from the
- Plasma Vitellogenin Measurements in Fish from the Fraser River Basin
- Survey of Contaminants in Suspended Sediments and Water from the Fraser River
- OCCURRENCE OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGEN (4-NONYLPHENOL) IN
- Continued studies examining white sucker populations for evidence of recovery
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- Examination of fish exposed to agricultural runoffs for evidence of endocrine
- Endocrine Disruptors in German Waterways
- A field evaluation of reproductive endocrine alterations in fish exposed to
- Xenoestrogenic Screening Procedure to Identify Substances of Concern
- QSAR, development & application of QSARs
- Endocrine test development
- Isolation and identification of priority substances
- Environmental Effects of Industrial Effluents
- Life-cycle tests with fish
- Effects of Municipal effluents
- Fate & effects of reproductive endocrine disruptors in the aquatic environment
- 04214-11 ENDOCRINE EFFECTS OF REPRODUCTIVE TOXINS IN FEMALE FISH
- 06272-05 AH RECEPTOR IN NONMAMMALIAN SPECIES
- 07375-03 HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED COMPOUNDS
- 07381-03 SUPERFUND BASIC RESEARCH CENTER AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY
- IMMUNOTOXICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS IN WILDLIFE SPECIES
- ESTABLISHMENT OF AN IN VIVO EMBRYONIC SYSTEM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR EFFECTS OF ENDOCRINE MODULATION COMPOUNDS
- ENVIRONMENTAL, HORMONAL, AND METABOLIC CUES IN LAMPREY METAMORPHOSIS
- FISH THYROID FUNCTION
- LEAD AND CYANIDE AS ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS OF REPRODUCTION IN RAINBOW TROUT ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS
- ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF FISH REPRODUCTION, ACTIVIN IN HUMAN PLACENTA
- ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING THYROID FUNCTION IN AQUATIC WILDLIFE
- IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOACTIVE LAMPRICIDE FORMULATION COMPONENTS
- DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF HEMOPOIETIC CELL CULTURE SYSTEMS FROM FISH, DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF FISH CELL ASSAYS FOR ASSESSING THE TOXICITY OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.
- REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS OF 2,3,7,8-TCDD ON FRESHWATER FISH AND INVERTEBRATES
- CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF ABNORMAL REPRODUCTIVEDEVELOPMENT
- The Evaluation of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-Carbons in Fish From the Connecticut River Basin, MA
- A short-term in vivo screening system for endocrine disruptors utilizing mosquitofishes (Gambusia affinis and G. holbrooki)
- In vivo fish bioassay directed identification of endocrine disrupting chemicals in complex environmental mixtures.
- Transgenic Biosensors of Environmental Toxicants
- Detection and Identification of Estrogenic/Antiestrogenic Compounds in the Marine Environment
- Effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals on growth of juvenile salmon
- Effects of Endocrine-disrupting Contaminants on Flatfish Growth
- Endocrine Disruption among coastal fish species
- Examination of the estrogen response pathway in a new vertebrate model
- DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL FISH MODELS FOR ASSESSING DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY
- COMPARISON OF TWO IN-VITRO AND AN IN-VIVO FISH VITELLOGEN ASSAY.
- DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN VIVO ASSAY FOR VITELLOGENIN INDUCTION IN FISH EXPOSED TO SYNTHETIC AND XENOESTROGENS.
- 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
- An in vivo model for detection of reproductive effects of endocrine disruptors
- Species-Specific Endocrine Disruption: PCB- and PAH-Induced Estrogenic Effects
- Endocrine disruption in the marine environment (EDMAR)
- Xenoestrogen effects during premeiotic stages of spermatogenesis: Development of an invitro test system and molecular markers of action
- Development and testing of in vivo experimentals designs aimed at assessingthe effects (if any) of endocrine-disrupting chemicals on reproduction onfish.
- estrogenic activity in northern bavarian rivers, lakes and springs
- Immune, Reproductive and Histologic Evaluation in Fish Collected for the Columbia and Rio Grande Basins BEST Program.
- Evaluation of Selected Histologic and Immunologic Biomarkers in Fish Collected for the BEST Pilot Program in the Mississippi Drainage
- Indicators of reproductive status of yellow perch from Lakes Michigan and Mendota.
- Annual reproductive cycle of largemouth bass and common carp in the Mid-Northeastern Area.
- Development, characterization, and validation of an in vivo model for evaluating the effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals on sexual differentiation and development in fish.
- Molecular Genetic Mechanisms of Gonad Development in Zebrafish
- Social Regulation of Reproductive Behavior and Neuroendocrine Processes
- Studies Towards Understanding the Functional Significance of Multiple GnRHs in Vertebrate Brains
- Detection of environmental contaminants with estrogenic effects by means of isolated fish hepatocytes
- Endocrine chemicals in fish and fish cells - strategies for ecotoxicological testing
- XENOBIOTIC-INDUCED IMPAIRMENT OF THE ENDOCRINE FUNCTION OF TELEOST FISH
- ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS
- In vivo fish bioassay directed identification of endocrine disrupting chemicals in complex environmental mixtures.
- Effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals on stress response in flatfish
- Indicators of reproductive status of yellow perch from Lakes Michigan and Mendota.
- Annual reproductive cycle of largemouth bass and common carp in the Mid-Northeastern Area.
- Prolactin Secretion in a Teleost Fish: Elucidation of Novel Mechanisms for Rapid Steroid Hormone Action
- Differential Expression of Somatostatin Genes in Rainbow Trout
- Studies Towards Understanding the Functional Significance of Multiple GnRHs in Vertebrate Brains
- Ecological Significance of Heat Shock Proteins as Molecular Chaperones: Temperature Dependence of HSP Biochemical Function in Marine Fish
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