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274 related items for PubMed ID: 24817613

  • 1. Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the Pearl River Delta and coastal environment: sources, transfer, and implications.
    Xu W, Yan W, Huang W, Miao L, Zhong L.
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  • 11. Identification, contribution, and estrogenic activity of potential EDCs in a river receiving concentrated livestock effluent in Southern Taiwan.
    Liu YY, Lin YS, Yen CH, Miaw CL, Chen TC, Wu MC, Hsieh CY.
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    Ye X, Guo X, Cui X, Zhang X, Zhang H, Wang MK, Qiu L, Chen S.
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  • 17. Seasonal distribution, risks, and sources of endocrine disrupting chemicals in coastal waters: Will these emerging contaminants pose potential risks in marine environment at continental-scale?
    Lu J, Zhang C, Wu J, Zhang Y, Lin Y.
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  • 19. Occurrence, mass loads and risks of bisphenol analogues in the Pearl River Delta region, South China: Urban rainfall runoff as a potential source for receiving rivers.
    Huang Z, Zhao JL, Yang YY, Jia YW, Zhang QQ, Chen CE, Liu YS, Yang B, Xie L, Ying GG.
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    Zhang F, Yu Q, Yang L.
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