Sensitivity of the vitellogenin assay to diagnose exposure of fathead minnows to 17α-ethynylestradiol
Robert W. Flick(Environmental Protection Agency), Adam Biales(Environmental Protection Agency), Mary Jean See(Environmental Protection Agency), David C. Bencic(Environmental Protection Agency)
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