Research Project Level Inventory by Organism under study then end points
Organism Types: Invertebrates
Category: Carncinogenesis(4)- Biodegradability of ethinylestradiol in activated sludge systems and effects of synthetic androgens and estrogens on freshwater snails
- 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
- Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances to the aquatic environment
- IMMUNOTOXICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS IN WILDLIFE SPECIES
- Quantitative analyses of sexual behaviour as a screening tool of hormone-mimicking effects on animal reproduction
- ENDOCRINOLOGY OF OSMOREGULATION, GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION IN MOLLUSCS
- Role of Clock Proteins PERIOD and TIMELESS on the Activity of the Drosophila Prothoracic Gland
- Signal Transduction Pathways and Gene Expression in the Circadian Clock System
- Role of Hormones in the Control of Behavior
- Assessment of reproductive, immunological and (geno)toxic impact of
- Integrated Atmospheric Deposition Network
- Ocurrence of nonylphenol and nonylphenol polyethoxylates in Canadian aquatic
- IMMUNOTOXICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS IN WILDLIFE SPECIES
- ENDOCRINOLOGY OF OSMOREGULATION, GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION IN MOLLUSCS
- 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
- Development of a bioassay with Marisa cornuarietis (Gastropoda: Prosobranchia) for the assessment of environmental chemicals with hormone-mimetic effects
- Biodegradability of ethinylestradiol in activated sludge systems and effects of synthetic androgens and estrogens on freshwater snails
- Influence of TBT exposure on imposex formation in the common whelk (Buccinum undatum L.)
- Effects of di-(2ethylhexyl)phtalate (DEHP) on aquatic organisms
- 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
- Histopathological and morphopathological effects of TOT.
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Validation of screening methods for estrogenic activity
- Spermiology in the human
- Concentrations and effects of organotin compounds in the marine environment along the Norwegian coast
- Exposure and ecological effects of hazardous substances and drugs in surface waters
- 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
- 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
- Assessment of reproductive, immunological and (geno)toxic impact of
- Integrated Atmospheric Deposition Network
- Ocurrence of nonylphenol and nonylphenol polyethoxylates in Canadian aquatic
- Examination of white sucker populations for evidence of reproductive and
- Assessment of Trace Organic Contaminants in Sediments and Water from the
- Continued studies examining white sucker populations for evidence of recovery
- Assessment of Contaminants Associated with Bed Sediments in Canadas Fraser
- Life-cycle tests with fish
- Release and fate of estrogenic and (anti)androgenic substances to the aquatic environment
- 06272-05 AH RECEPTOR IN NONMAMMALIAN SPECIES
- IMMUNOTOXICITY OF ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS IN WILDLIFE SPECIES
- CLONING THE NUCLEAR JUVENILE HORMONE RECEPTOR IN LOCUSTA MIGRATORIA
- ENDOCRINOLOGY OF OSMOREGULATION, GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION IN MOLLUSCS
- REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS OF 2,3,7,8-TCDD ON FRESHWATER FISH AND INVERTEBRATES
- The effects of endosulfan, a potential endocrine disrupting chemical in grass shrimp, Palaemonetes pugio
- INVERTEBRATE MODELS FOR ASSESSING THE DEVELOPMENTAL ANDREPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS OF CONTAMINANTS
- Metabolic Androgenization of Invertebrates by Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals
- Development of Crustacean Larvae for In Vivo Screening of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in the Marine Environment
- Development of a bioassay with Marisa cornuarietis (Gastropoda:Prosobranchia) for the assessment of environmental chemicals withhormone-mimetic effects
- Endocrine Disruption in Male and Female Fish: The Relationship Between Vitellogenin, Sex Differentiation, and Individual Fitness
- Selection and Plasticity in Social Behavior and Signals
- Molecular Mechanisms and Functional Diversity of the Hemocyanin Gene Family in Cancer magister
- Larval Transcription Factor Mediating Juvenile Hormone Suppression of Genes
- Benthic community responses to multiple contaminants
- Hormonal Control of Pupal Commitment of Metamorphosis
- Detection and fate of endocrine disruptors in the environment
- Mutagenic and developmental effects of pesticides and their degradation products in aquatic organisms.
- Detection of environmental contaminants with estrogenic effects by means of isolated fish hepatocytes
- The effects of endosulfan, a potential endocrine disrupting chemical in grass shrimp, Palaemonetes pugio
- Signal Transduction Pathways and Gene Expression in the Circadian Clock System
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