… Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are heterogenous in … In many cases, these chemicals
can disrupt the endocrine … link between exposures and endocrine effects are included in …

… We studied estrogenic disrupting potency in rivers and … Endocrine disruptors are defined
as substances that interfere … In France, some studies have reported the concentration of …

… to evaluate effects of select endocrine disrupting compounds. … , can elicit long-term endocrine
disrupting responses. Not only are … in sewage treatment plants, receiving river waters, and …

… the molecular basis of endocrine disruption is fully understood. … effects upon neuroendocrine
systems of fish and (2) provide, when possible, the underlying molecular basis of disruption …

… the concentration of pollutants between rivers and farmland compared with drinking water
… A WWTP located in the south-west of France was selected for this study. The treatment plant …

… River and wastewater samples were collected in 1-L precleaned amber glass bottles (0.5 L
for endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs)/NSAIDs and 0.5 L for water quality parameters), …

… Our intersex studies in North Carolina river systems began with mapping out sources of …
Any obvious females were released back into the river. Fish liver and testes were preserved in …

… from Aldrich (L’Isle d’Abeau, France), was used for the quantification of octylphenol oligomer.
… Identification of coprostan in a derivatized river sample extract using LVI–GC–MS (40 μl). (A…

… fish species from the Orge river, which flows in a densely populated area of Ile-de-France. In
two … These results contribute to document the use of freshwater fish as bioindicators of river …

… on endocrine disruptor concentrations in surface water. Among the endocrine disruptors, …
The occurrence and fate of endocrine disrupting compounds such as 4-NP in river water are …