Consensus on the key characteristics of endocrine-disrupting chemicals as a basis for hazard identification
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Laura N. Vandenberg | K. Guyton | R. Zoeller | K. Korach | T. Woodruff | V. Cogliano | W. Goodson | A. Kortenkamp | L. Zeise | Martyn T. Smith | H. Sone | M. L. La Merrill | L. Vandenberg | P. Browne | H. Patisaul | Linda Rieswijk | A. Gore | R. Zoeller | Tracey J. Woodruff | V. Cogliano | Martyn T. Smith | K. Z. Guyton | Andrea C. Gore | Martyn T Smith
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