Triphenyltin (TPT) is widely used as a plastic stabilizer, insecticide and the most common
fungicide in antifouling coatings. This paper reviewed the main literature evidences on the …

Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) act on peripheral endocrine organs or interfere with
general endocrine pathways. Several EDCs alter the central regulation of neuroendocrine …

Organotin compounds are toxic substances released into the marine environment from
antifouling paints. Sixty-two years following their first application and 9 years after the …

Organotin compounds (OTs) are endocrine disruptors that induce imposex in hundreds of
gastropods, but little is known about their underlying molecular mechanisms. This study …

Triphenyltin (TPT) is a widely used reagent in various industries and agriculture, but is also
known to accumulate in natural ecosystems and animal tissues. Hence, the aim of this study …

This study investigated the contamination levels of five typical organotin compounds in Arctic
and Antarctic marine sediments. Organotin total concentrations ranged from not detected …

In the beginning of the twenty first century, the International Program on Chemical Safety
published a document entitled Global Assessment of the State-Of-The-Science of Endocrine …

Triphenyltin (TPT) is widely distributed on coastlines, which makes coral reef fish a potential
target of TPT pollution. However, the negative effects of TPT on coral reef fish remain poorly …

Organotins, a chemical family with over 30 congeners to which humans are directly exposed
to through food consumption, are a chemical class widely used as stabilizers in polyvinyl …

Triphenyltin (TPT), a widely used environmental contaminant in antifouling paints, is known
for its neurotoxic effects. To investigate the multigenerational impacts of long-term exposure …