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Although the likelihood for biologically harm has not been assessed fully, for most EDCs the exposure concentrations in ambient environments (away from hotspots of chemical discharges) would suggest that they are insufficient to do so. Exceptions to this inclnde the case studies detailed in the previous section. It should, however, also be emphasized that most studies on the effects of EDCs under controlled laboratory conditions have not considered long-term chronic exposures encompassing full life cycles, and some wildlife species are exposed lifelong to some of the EDCs described earlier. [Pg.283]


Low maintenance cost The natural EDC circulation in EDC vaporizer minimizes maintenance costs (no pumps, no sealing problems and no plugging). [Pg.202]

Vertebrates share many functional similarities in their endocrine systems, including their regulatory control and the nature of the hormones and their receptors (Munkittrick et al. 1998). The reproductive abnormalities observed in wildlife populations may therefore potentially be extrapolated to effects in the reproductive health of human populations, if similar exposures to EDCs occur. [Pg.276]

In summary, this section highlights that timing of exposure to EDCs can be critical in the nature and magnitude of the effects produced. [Pg.286]

The high temperature process, on the other hand, operates at an elevated temperature where the heat of the direct chlorination reaction actually vaporises a portion of the EDC. This reactor is also a natural circulation reactor, with the liquid EDC circulation driven by the vaporising material. [Pg.282]

The nature of the aromatic amine to form 17 complexes was important. On silica gel G plates and MCB-EDC as solvent PC-anisidine complex had lower migrations than PC-DPA or PC-DEA complexes... [Pg.98]

Hermoso, D. Z., Mejorada, A. V. Rae, A. J. 1998. Determination of the nature of acidic fluids in the Palinpinon geothermal field, Philippines through the use of 534S in sulphates and sulphides. In Proceedings I9th Annual PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference, 65-75. [Pg.333]

Estradiol is one of the main female sexual hormones it is also the structural backbone for the engineering of some synthetic estrogens, such as ethynyl estradiol or mestranol, used in human hormone treatments. Both natural and synthetic estrogens are classified as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs).6,362 Many of these substances and their metabolites end up in the environment where... [Pg.166]

Description The unique reactor design uses a simple vertical U-shaped leg connected to a horizontal gas-liquid separation vessel. Reactant gases are fed to the bottom of the U where they dissolve and combine under sufficient static pressure to prevent boiling in the reaction zone. Above this zone, the heat of reaction produces vapor bubbles that flow upwards into the horizontal vessel. A natural circulation of EDC is induced by the density difference in the two legs of the U. ... [Pg.42]

This phenomenon may be also important for all natural estrogens and endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) which are weak acids, such as 17 -estra-diol, estriol, ethynylestradiol, diethylstilbestrol, nonylphenol, octylphenol, bisphenol-A (BPA), tetrabromobisphenol-A (TBBA), hydroxy polychlorinated biphenyls, and other compounds with hydroxylated aromatic rings. [Pg.17]

All natural hormones, all synthetic hormones, and many endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) achieve their effects by binding to a receptor and/or hormone binding protein [108,109]. However, it should be noted that binding to the receptor is necessary, but not sufficient for activity. The activity of a hormone or EDC in an organism does not only depend on the binding behavior (strong or weak) of itself or a metabolite to the receptor but is affected by a variety of other factors [110] ... [Pg.32]

The natural female steroid hormone with the greatest estrogenic activity is 17C-estradiol. It is important to note that some synthetic estrogens, such as diethylstilbestrol (DES), moxestrol, and ll)8-chloromethyl estradiol show 10 times more estrogenic activity than 17)8-estradiol in the E-SCREEN assay [136]. Ethinylestradiol has the same estrogenic activity as 17/1-estradiol, whereas the activity of the synthetic EDCs is by some orders of magnitude lower [136]. In this context it is important to note that most, if not all, efflu-... [Pg.36]

In Table 6 the physico-chemical properties, chemical structures, and some other relevant data of some natural estrogens, synthetic estrogens, and of some environmental man-made EDCs are compiled, as is the estrogenic activity measured as the relative proHferative potency on human breast cancer MCE 7 cells in the E-SCREEN assay [136] and in the recombinant yeast cell estrogen screening assay (RCBA) [138b]. In the last column of Table 6 their occurrence in the aquatic environment and their bioconcentration factors in fish and mussels are presented also as far as these data were pubHshed. [Pg.37]

The dependence of the twisting power of PBLG liquid crystals on the solvent composition is well described by the extended Goossens theory, provided we use x as the molar fraction of one solvent component in a solvent mixtures. The twisting power in the dioxane-EDC system varies linearly with the solvent composition, and it can be fitted to Eq. (29). On the other hand, in the m-cresol-EDC system, the twisting power has a quadratic nature, as indicated by Eq. (28). [Pg.63]


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