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• Quantitative proteomic profiles of androgen receptor signaling in the liver of fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas).

  Androgenic chemicals are present in the environment at concentrations that impair reproductive processes in fish. The objective of this experiment was…

  Authors: Christopher J Martyniuk, Sophie Alvarez, Scott McClung, Daniel L Villeneuve, Gerald T Ankley, Nancy D Denslow

  Source: Journal of proteome research. 2009 May

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• Repeating history: pharmaceuticals in the environment.

  Authors: Gerald T Ankley, Bryan W Brooks, Duane B Huggett, John P Sumpter

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2007 Dec 15

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• A method for the determination of genetic sex in the fathead minnow, Pimephales promelas, to support testing of endocrine-active chemicals.

  Certain endocrine-active toxicants have been reported to completely sex reverse both male and female individuals in amphibian, avian, fish, invertebra…

  Authors: Allen W Olmstead, Daniel L Villeneuve, Gerald T Ankley, Jenna E Cavallin, Annelie Lindberg-Livingston, Leah C Wehmas, Sigmund J Degitz

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2011 Apr 1

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• Ecotoxicogenomics to support ecological risk assessment: a case study with bisphenol A in fish.

  Effects of bisphenol A (BPA) on ovarian transcript profiles as well as targeted end points with endocrine/reproductive relevance were examined in two …

  Authors: Daniel L Villeneuve, Natàlia Garcia-Reyero, B Lynn Escalon, Kathleen M Jensen, Jenna E Cavallin, Elizabeth A Makynen, Elizabeth J Durhan, Michael D Kahl, Linnea M Thomas, Edward J Perkins,…

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2012 Jan 3

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• Impacts of an anti-androgen and an androgen/anti-androgen mixture on the metabolite profile of male fathead minnow urine.

  Male and female fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas, FHM) were exposed via water to 20 or 200 microg/L of cyproterone acetate (CA), a model androgen …

  Authors: Timothy W Collette, Quincy Teng, Kathleen M Jensen, Michael D Kahl, Elizabeth A Makynen, Elizabeth J Durhan, Daniel L Villeneuve, Dalma Martinović-Weigelt, Gerald T Ankley, Drew R Ekman

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2010 Sep 1

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• Temporal variation in the estrogenicity of a sewage treatment plant effluent and its biological significance.

  Daily variation in the estrogenic activity of effluent released by a modern sewage treatment plant (STP) was measured and its effects on the physiolog…

  Authors: Dalma Martinović, Jeffrey S Denny, Patricia K Schmieder, Gerald T Ankley, Peter W Sorensen

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2008 May 1

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• Toxicogenomics in regulatory ecotoxicology.

  Authors: Gerald T Ankley, George P Daston, Sigmund J Degitz, Nancy D Denslow, Robert A Hoke, Sean W Kennedy, Ann L Miracle, Edward J Perkins, Jason Snape, Donald E Tillitt,…

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2006 Jul 1

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• Expression signatures for a model androgen and antiandrogen in the fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) ovary.

  Trenbolone, an anabolic androgen, and flutamide, an antiandrogen, are prototypical model compounds for agonism and antagonism of the androgen receptor…

  Authors: Natàlia Garcia-Reyero, Daniel L Villeneuve, Kevin J Kroll, Li Liu, Edward F Orlando, Karen H Watanabe, María S Sepúlveda, Gerald T Ankley, Nancy D Denslow

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2009 Apr 1

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• Effects of the feedlot contaminant 17alpha-trenbolone on reproductive endocrinology of the fathead minnow.

  Trenbolone acetate is a growth promoter widely used for beef production in the U.S. Two biologically active metabolites of the acetate, 17beta- and 17…

  Authors: Kathleen M Jensen, Elizabeth A Makynen, Michael D Kahl, Gerald T Ankley

  Source: Environmental science & technology. 2006 May 1

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• Direct effects, compensation, and recovery in female fathead minnows exposed to a model aromatase inhibitor.

  Several chemicals in the environment have the potential to inhibit aromatase, an enzyme critical to estrogen synthesis. The objective of this study wa…

  Authors: Daniel L Villeneuve, Nathaniel D Mueller, Dalma Martinović, Elizabeth A Makynen, Michael D Kahl, Kathleen M Jensen, Elizabeth J Durhan, Jenna E Cavallin, David Bencic, Gerald T Ankley

  Source: Environmental health perspectives. 2009 Apr

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