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Atrazine
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The Facts About Atrazine and Agricultural Stewardship
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EPA's latest updates on atrazine regulation
"Atrazine effects in
Xenopus
aren't reproducible: Atrazine does not appear to be an amphibian gender bender, according to new studies."
Environmental Science & Technology
, April 9, 2008
Syngenta response to: "Perturbation of Organogenesis by the Herbicide Atrazine in the Amphibian
Xenopus laevis
"
Environmental Health Perspectives
, Volume 116, Number 2, February 2008
Key findings of the latest atrazine research with frogs
Public docket for atrazine/amphibian research
EPA issues endangered species determination
EPA releases ecological monitoring data
Public docket for atrazine/ecological monitoring
Human Health
Syngenta response to: "The Herbicide Atrazine Activates Endocrine Gene Networks Via Non-Steroidal NR5A Nuclear Receptors in Fish and Mammalian Cells," PLoS ONE, 7 May 2008.
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