… and its sensitive exposure window, we hypothesize whether in utero and lactational exposure
of DEHP has any effects on the susceptibility to prostate carcinogenesis in male offspring. …

… ) on prostate cancer risk in male offspring exposed transplacentally and lactationally. BPA
… , 120 mg/kg/day during pregnancy and lactation periods. When F1 males reached 5 weeks …

… lactation both reduce breast cancer risk and the reduction is proportional either to the amount
of tissue removed or to the total duration of lactation… mammoplasty and lactation reduce risk …

… susceptibility of prostatic lesions in male adult rats exposed to Di-N-butyl-phthalate during
fetal and lactational periods and submitted to MNU plus testosterone carcinogenesis protocol. …

… exposure on prostate carcinogenesis in rodents, we assessed the effect of DEHP exposure
… rats, and evaluated their relationship with prostate carcinogenesis parameters on PND 196. …

… death for cancer among men worldwide, prostate cancer (PCa… alter essential pathways for
prostate gland development and … are exposed to ubiquitously. Here, we show that maternal …

… of TCDD in the rat prostate in response to in utero and lactational exposure has not been …
induction in the ventral prostate by PND 21 and in the dorsolateral prostate by PND 32 suggest …

… exposures to hormonally active environmental oestrogens such as bisphenol A can promote
human diseases including prostate cancer. … prostate development result in marked prostate …

… in offspring rats born to dams fed an LPD during lactation. … impairment of prostate growth
induced by maternal exposure to … prostate of offspring young rats to carcinogenesis with aging. …

… We developed polygenic models for breast and prostate cancer after hypothesizing that
functionally relevant sequence variants in genes involved in steroid hormone metabolism and …