Xenoestrogenic and androgenic impacts on carcinogenesis onset - A mechanistically look at a controversial issue recurring to diethylnitrosamine induced carcinogenesis in zebrafish larvae

Title

Xenoestrogenic and androgenic impacts on carcinogenesis onset - A mechanistically look at a controversial issue recurring to diethylnitrosamine induced carcinogenesis in zebrafish larvaeExport publication in the APA format Export publication in the EXCEL format Export publication in the RIS format

Type

Thesis

Date

2019-12-12

Title

Xenoestrogenic and androgenic impacts on carcinogenesis onset - A mechanistically look at a controversial issue recurring to diethylnitrosamine induced carcinogenesis in zebrafish larvae

Type

Thesis

Year

2019-12-12

Authors

Inês de Carvalho Guerreiro Dias

(Author)

ICBAS

View Personal Page You do not have permissions to view the institutional email. Search for Participant Publications Without AUTHENTICUS Without ORCID

Thesis

Xenoestrogenic and androgenic impacts on carcinogenesis onset - A mechanistically look at a controversial issue recurring to diethylnitrosamine induced carcinogenesis in zebrafish larvae

Master's Degree

Dissertation

Scientific classification

FOS: Natural sciences > Earth and related Environmental sciences

Other information

Language: English

Documents

File name	Description	Size
Tese Final_ Inês Dias	Xenoestrogenic and androgenic impacts on carcinogenesis onset - A mechanistically look at a controversial issue recurring to diethylnitrosamine induced carcinogenesis in zebrafish larvae	1261.96 KB

Related Publications

Of the same scientific areas

Vibrio. More than just a bacterium. (2023)
Thesis
Iraitz Jauregui Tolosa

Variation in the bacterial biota of the snakelocks anemone Anemonia viridis – natural vs. Abnormal shifts induced by global climate change and ist relevance for drug discovery (2015)
Thesis
Joana Catarina Moniz da Rocha

Unraveling the contribution of environmental stressors to the selection of multidrug-resistant bacteria: focus on the poultry production chain (2023)
Thesis
Andreia Carina Martins Rebelo Gonçalves

Transformation products of pharmaceuticals occurring in wastewater effluents: molecular to population level toxicity for zebrafish embryos and larvae (2023)
Thesis
Pedro Miguel Carneiro Rodrigues

Trace metals’ fate and speciation in soils after contamination – interactions with organic micropollutants and effects on bioremediation processes (2024)
Thesis
Veronica Baldasso

See all (1831)