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The ACE Project : a synopsis of in vivo studies to predict estrogenic mixture e...
Correia, Ana D.; Freitas, S.; Rodrigues, P.; Brian, Jayne; Harris, C.; Scholze, M.; Booij, P.; Lamoree, M. H.; Jonkers, N.; Pojana, G.; Marcomini, A.Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry - SETAC Europe 15th Annual Meeting, Lille, France, May 2005. ; This work is part of the ACE project (ACE, EVK1-CT-2001-100) which aim is to investigate multi-component mixtures of estrogenic compounds in aquatic ecosystems. Here we present a synopsis of in vivo data related with the joint estrogenic action of five estrogenic compounds (17ß-estradiol, ethynylest...
Sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) : a model organism for the screening of estroge...
Correia, Ana D.; Freitas, S.; Lamoree, M. H.; Boiij, P.; Scholze, M.; Maňanós, E.; Henriques, M. A. ReisSociety of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry - SETAC Europe 14th Annual Meeting, Prague, Czech Republic, April 2004. ; There is growing concern that aquatic wildlife in surface waters of the European Union is exposed to natural and man-made chemicals that have the ability to mimic estrogens and lead to reproductive dysfunction. Estrogenic responses in fish are the net result of complex chains of events in...
Sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) : a model organism for assessing multi-level re...
Correia, Ana D.; Freitas, S.; Lamoree, M. H.; Scholze, M.; Maňanós, E.; Henriques, M. A. ReisResumo apresentado sob poster ao 5th International Symposium of Fish Endocrinology, CAstellon, Spain, Setember 5-9, 2004. ; There is growing concern that aquatic wildlife in surface waters of the European Union is exposed to natural and man-made chemicals that have the ability to mimic estrogens and lead to reproductive dysfunction. Estrogenic responses in fish are the net result of complex chains of events in...
Sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) as a potential bioindicator of estrogenic conta...
Freitas, S.; Correia, Ana D.; Lamoree, M. H.; Boiij, P.; Marcomini, A.; Pojana, G.; Jonkers, N.; Henriques, M. A. ReisResumo apresentado sob poster apresentado ao 5th International Symposium on Fish Endocrinology, September, 2004, Castellon, Spain. ; Exposure of aquatic wildlife in surface waters to (xeno-)estrogens is known to cause reproductive dysfunction. Estrogenic responses in fish are the net result of complex chains of events that will depend on a number of factors, such as bioavailability, bioconcentration/bioaccumu...
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