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      • Cover for ALTERATION OF MAMMARY GLAND DEVELOPMENT AND GENE EXPRESSION BY IN UTERO EXPOSURE TO METALLOESTROGENS

        ALTERATION OF MAMMARY GLAND DEVELOPMENT AND GENE EXPRESSION BY IN UTERO EXPOSURE TO METALLOESTROGENS 

        Parodi, Daniela Alida (Georgetown University, 2012)
        Early life exposure to estrogens and estrogen like contaminants in the environment are thought to increase the risk of developing breast cancer due to the early onset of puberty in the exposed female. However, the results ...

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