Natural steroid estrogens (NSEs), including free estrogens (FEs) and conjugated estrogens
(CEs), are of emerging concern globally among public and scientific community due to their …

Chemical induced changes in fish biomarkers vitellogenin (VTG), secondary sex
characteristics (SSC), and sex ratio indicate modes/mechanisms of action (MOAs) of EAS …

Manure is increasingly being viewed as a threat to aquatic ecosystems due to the
introduction of natural and synthetic hormones from land application to agricultural fields. In …

Hormone contamination of aquatic systems has been shown to cause reproductive
impairment of aquatic organisms. To assess to what extent beef and dairy farms represent a …

Steroid hormones released from manure agricultural application are a matter of global
concern. The residual levels of steroid hormones were studied in a typical intensive …

Plasticizer pollution of the water environment is one of the world's most serious
environmental issues. Phthalate plasticizers can disrupt endocrine function in vertebrates …

Water pollution due to plasticizers is one of the most severe environmental problems
worldwide. Phthalate plasticizers can act as endocrine disruptors in vertebrates. In this …

Wastewater from concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) frequently contains high
concentrations of steroid estrogenic hormones. Release of these hormones into the …

This paper reports a surface molecular self-assembly strategy for molecular imprinting on
magnetic nanoparticles for selective separation and detection of estrogens in feeds. First, γ …

Considerable research has focused on the fate of 17β-estradiol (17β-E2) given its high
estrogenic potency and frequent detection in the environment; however, little is known about …