… action and dose–response relationships for the endocrine disruption associated with these
… , prevent the adverse health effects of endocrine disruption in humans, wildlife species, and …

… effect, but together have a robust effect. Continuing with our example, if only a few of the
animals respond … are combined all of the individuals exhibit the effect, then the two must be …

… that nonmonotonic responses and low-dose effects are … Whether low doses of EDCs influence
certain human disorders is … dose-response curves occur, the effects of low doses cannot …

… , and be affected by, responses to EDCs. Recent research indicates a significant influence
of behavioural responses (eg enhancing feeding rates), transgenerational effects and trophic …

… the concept of endocrine disruption. EDS typically bind to the receptor with a much lower
affinity and trigger a less pronounced response than the endogenous hormone itself. However, …

… To truly assess endocrine disruption effects of potential EDCs on populations we should be
confident that toxicity is manifested in life-history responses which include maturation, growth …

… effects of endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) has been focused on effects at the individual
… of ecological risk assessment is to determine effects on populations and higher levels of …

… With respect to concentration response levels of experimental studies we established a
quality control. Only those studies that used waterborne exposure, tested more than one …

… reported to interact with the endocrine system of organisms and have been identified as
endocrine disrupting compounds. In this study, we have assessed the biological effects due to …

… Long-term mesocosm studies and mathematical models would be useful to predict the fate
of mating signals and female responses as a result of prolonged endocrine disruption. EDCs …