Objective Endocrine Disruptors (EDs) are a wide group of compounds, mainly environmental contaminants, that acting as endocrine deregulators could generate gene deregulation depending of the genetic background of the organisms. The reproductive systems have been considered a crucial target of the impact of EDs. Consequently, the analysis of the genetic effects of these compounds on developing gonads has repercussions on the effects upon the individuals and the progeny of future generations by genetic transmission. The proposed approaches will combine: animal models and cells, human exposure and new technologies based on microarrays of DNA and bio-informatic resources. The comparative results will help our understanding of endocrine disruption mechanisms, the genetic background driving to susceptibility to EDs and the testing of potential endocrine disrupters. Fields of science natural sciencesbiological sciencesgeneticsDNA Programme(s) FP5-LIFE QUALITY - Specific Programme for research, technological development and demonstration on "Quality of life and management of living resources", 1998-2002 Topic(s) 1.1.1.-4. - Key action Environment and Health Call for proposal Data not available Funding Scheme CSC - Cost-sharing contracts Coordinator CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS Address Calle serrano 117 Madrid Spain See on map Links Website Opens in new window EU contribution € 0,00 Participants (4) Sort alphabetically Sort by EU Contribution Expand all Collapse all GENETIX GROUP PLC United Kingdom EU contribution € 0,00 Address Queensway BH25 5NN Bournemouth See on map NEOCODEX SL Spain EU contribution € 0,00 Address Edificio acropolis modulos 110-1 - crta nacional i 41007 Sevilla See on map UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA TOR VERGATA Italy EU contribution € 0,00 Address Via di tor vergata 135 00133 Roma See on map WISE & MUNRO LEARNING RESEARCH Netherlands EU contribution € 0,00 Address 8,azaleastraat 85 2565 CD Den haag See on map Links Website Opens in new window
