Environmental Endocrine Disruptors - What does EED stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

Acronym	Definition
EED	Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst
EED	Electro(nic) Explosive Device
EED	Economic Evaluation Database
EED	Education and Early Development (teacher certification)
EED	Environmental Engineering Division (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)
EED	Electro-Explosive Devices
EED	Extended Entity Data
EED	Early Embryonic Death (Porcine Circovirus 2)
EED	Échange Électronique de Données (French equivalent of EDI)
EED	Extreme Emotional Disturbance
EED	Egyptian Engineering Day (IEEE)
EED	Environmental Endocrine Disruptors
EED	Estimated Exposure Dose
EED	Energy and Environmental Division
EED	Extreme Emotional Distress
EED	Electrical and Electronics Division
EED	Emission Elimination Device
EED	Exposure Evaluation Division
EED	Evasion-English Dictionary (book by Maggie Balistreri)
EED	Emergency Egress Diagram
EED	Encryption and Encapsulation Device
EED	Education and Evaluation Division
EED	Enterprise Engineering Department (United States Navy Meteorology and Oceanography Command)
EED	Equipment Engineering Department
EED	Experimentation Execution Directorate
EED	Excessively-Evolved Digit
EED	Empirical Eigenvalue Distribution

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Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) have been proposed to have a weak estrogenic activity and therefore pose a risk as potential environmental endocrine disruptors to the perinatal development of the female reproductive tract. PCBs exert an estrogenic effect through repression of the Wnt7a ... by Sassoon, David A. / Environmental Health Perspectives In: Analysis of Environmental Endocrine Disruptors (Keith LH, Jones-Lepp TL Needham LL, eds). Clustering of sex hormone disruptors in Singapore's marine environment by Yong, E.L. / Environmental Health Perspectives Previous attempts to link adverse health outcomes with exposures to environmental endocrine disruptors have been hampered by technical limitations in the methodology for exposure assessment. Detection of xenoestrogens in serum after immunoprecipitation of ... by Lasley, Bill L. / Environmental Health Perspectives More results

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Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) have been proposed to have a weak estrogenic activity and therefore pose a risk as potential environmental endocrine disruptors to the perinatal development of the female reproductive tract.

PCBs exert an estrogenic effect through repression of the Wnt7a ... by Sassoon, David A. / Environmental Health Perspectives

In: Analysis of Environmental Endocrine Disruptors (Keith LH, Jones-Lepp TL Needham LL, eds).

Clustering of sex hormone disruptors in Singapore's marine environment by Yong, E.L. / Environmental Health Perspectives

Previous attempts to link adverse health outcomes with exposures to environmental endocrine disruptors have been hampered by technical limitations in the methodology for exposure assessment.

Detection of xenoestrogens in serum after immunoprecipitation of ... by Lasley, Bill L. / Environmental Health Perspectives

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