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Developmental Effects of an Environmental Antiandrogen: The Fungicide Vinclozolin Alters Sex Differentiation of the Male Rat
Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology · 1994 · Vol. 129(1) · pp. 46–52
L. Earl Gray✉Joseph Ostby(Research Triangle Park Foundation)William Kelce(Research Triangle Park Foundation)
Estrogen and related hormone effectsEffects and risks of endocrine disrupting chemicalsSex and Gender in HealthcareVinclozolinAntiandrogenFungicideSexual differentiationChemistryBiologyInternal medicineToxicologyEndocrinologyMedicine
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Administration, OralAnalysis of VarianceAndrogen AntagonistsAnimalsBody WeightComputer SimulationEjaculationEndocrine GlandsEnvironmental PollutantsFemaleEmbryonic and Fetal DevelopmentFungicides, IndustrialGenitaliaMaleOxazoles
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