Alteration of steroidogenesis in H295R cells by organic sediment contaminants and relationships to other endocrine disrupting effects.

Bláha,  Luděk; Hilscherová,  Klára; Motyčáková,  Edita; Hecker, M.; Jones, P.D.; Newsted, J. L.; Bradley, P.; Gracia, T.; Ďuriš, Z.; Horká, I.; Holoubek,  Ivan; Giesy, J.

Alteration of steroidogenesis in H295R cells by organic sediment contaminants and relationships to other endocrine disrupting effects.

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Authors	BLÁHA Luděk HILSCHEROVÁ Klára MAZUROVÁ Edita HECKER M. JONES P.D. NEWSTED J. L. BRADLEY P. GRACIA T. ĎURIŠ Z. HORKÁ I. HOLOUBEK Ivan GIESY J.
Year of publication	2006
Type	Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source	Environment International
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
Citation
Field	Environment influence on health
Keywords	steroidogenesis
Description	The first study with H295R cells - Alteration of steroidogenesis in H295R cells by organic sediment contaminants and relationships to other endocrine disrupting effects.
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