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Reproductive Malformation of the Male Offspring Following Maternal Exposure to Estrogenic Chemicals

2000-06-01

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Abstract. Recently, significant concerns have been placed on the widespread use of chemicals with persistent estrogenic activity for their long‐term effects on human health. In this communication, we investigated whether fetal exposure to some of these chemicals at doses consumed by people, has any long‐term effect on the reproductive functions of the male offspring. Thus, time‐pregnant CD‐1 mice were fed diethyls...

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Literature Corpus work: e95e4b2b-6b71-596c-8172-f4e3ca6b6fb9
DOI: 10.1111/j.1525-1373.2000.22402.x

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