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VTG
(redirected from Vitellogenin)

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VTGVintage
VTGVariable Turbine Geometry (turbochargers)
VtgVitellogenin
VTGVicksburg Theatre Guild (Vicksburg, MS)
VTGVoice Technologies Group, Inc. (Dialogic/Intel acquisition; Buffalo NY, USA)
VTGVariable Time Gap
VTGVendor Technical Guidance


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Clams receiving the highest bifenthrin dose produced 46 percent more of the protein vitellogenin than did clams in water without insecticides.
Pesticides mimic estrogen in shellfish by Science News
With in vivo assays, such as rodent uterotrophic assays, vitellogenin assays, or somatic gene transfer into the brain of adult fish (Trudeau et al.
Assessment of xenoestrogens using three distinct estrogen receptors ... by Pakdel, Farzad / Environmental Health Perspectives
Results of the study indicate significant differences in sex hormones and vitellogenin, an estrogen-controlled protein necessary for egg development in fish and birds.
Premature puberty: is early sexual development the price of pollution? by Gillette, Becky / E
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