Endocrine Disruptors: Effect in Wildlife and Laboratory Animals
作者： F.S. vom Saal , L.J. Guillette , J.P. Myers , S.H. Swan
DOI: 10.1016/B978-008045405-4.00246-9
关键词: Physiology 、 Pesticide 、 Environmental science 、 Environmental chemistry 、 Endocrine system 、 Reduced fertility 、 Organ function 、 Wildlife
摘要: Numerous chemicals used in pesticides, plastic, and other products have been shown to the capacity disrupt endocrine system wildlife laboratory animals. These can permanently development, resulting abnormal organ function disease. Effects that observed controlled experiments conducted animals exposed plastics, include gonadal reduced fertility.
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