… to pesticide exposure. This article focuses on pesticides that act as endocrine disruptors,
and reviews the available information about the exposure and effects of such pesticides, …

… In the literature reviewed for this study 127 pesticides were identified as having endocrine
disrupting properties (Table 1), including the 91 listed by PAN (2005). These pesticides have …

… In conclusion, scientific evidence exists that endocrine disrupting pesticides adversely affect
human endocrine system, while others require further investigation for a possible etiologic …

… Our aim in the present paper is to define the functional characteristics of endocrine disruptors
in order to evaluate if their toxicity toward non-target species is primarily due to endocrine …

… for the extraction of endocrine-disrupting pesticides from water. … pesticides are mainly
based on van der Waals interactions. Finally, recycling experiments showed that both pesticides …

… The levels of endocrine disrupting pesticides in sediment samples recorded in this study
are compared with those of other countries. HCH concentrations were found to be in the range …

… environmentally relevant endocrine disrupting pesticides, … dose levels where the individual
pesticides caused no or smaller … of risk assessment procedures for pesticides, in order to take …

… or possess endocrine-related functions, known as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs)
or endocrine disrupters. During the last decades the interest and concern related to endocrine …

… These chemicals are known as endocrine disruptors. Exposure to endocrine disruptors …
that Chlormephos does not act as an endocrine disruptor in reproductive tract. Elevated plus …

… the medical use of pesticides to develop such … pesticide exposure with particular reference
to ED pesticides and their quantification as unlike pesticides generally, many ED pesticides …