Final Products
Final Summeries
Ph. D. Michel L. Aubert:
Role of environmental endocrine disruptors including smoking-derived toxicants, in the aetiology of intrauterine growth retardation and its later consequences such as disorders in brain development and adult-onset obesity
Dr. med. Cathrin Brisken:
Endocrine disruptors and breast carcinogenesis; a new mouse model to assess estrogen receptor-dependent and independent effects in vivo
Dr. sc.nat ETH Thomas Bucheli:
Environmental exposure toextrogenic mycotoxins
Prof. Dr. Rik Eggen:
Mechanisms of action of (xeno)estrogens on the early development and differentiation of brain and gonads in zebrafish (EXBRA)
PD Dr. Karl Fent:
Hormonal activity of UV screens in aquatic ecosystems (HAUS)
Ecological risk assessment of UV filters
Dr. René Gälli:
Integrative mass flow model for endocrine disruptors in Switzerland - model development, risk assessment and risk management
Integrative risk assessment for endocrine disruptors in Switzerland
Dr. sc.nat ETH Andreas C. Gerecke:
Endocrine disrupting chemicals in the air- linking emission processes and transport phenomena with effets in wildlife and humans (ENDAIR)
Prof. Marc Germond
Drop of male fertility in various geographic regions of Switzerland: Investigation of
the critical parameters usable for prospective repeated evaluations
Prof. Walter Giger:
Phenolic and brominated contaminants in wastewaters and in the aquatic environment (PHEBRO)
Evaluation of Aquatic Environmental Estrogens with Passive Sampling - EPSA
Prof. Walter Giger, Dr. Hans-Peter Kohler:
Phenolic substances with estrogenic disruptor potential as contaminants in the aquatic environment (PHENCON)
Prof. Patricia Holm:
Endocrine disruption in Switzerland. Assessment of fish exposure and effects (SAFE)
Dr. Kurt Hostettmann
Phytoestrogens in food, food complements and medicinal plants: content and pharmacological relevance
Dr. Martin Kohler:
Brominated flame retardants and their transformation products: Occurrence in the environment and human exposure to these endocrine active components (FLARE)
Dr. Martin Kohler:
Brominated flame retardants and other endocrine disrupting chemicals in the ecosystem of Thunersee - environmental fate and correlation to biological effects (FLEET)
Dr. Leo Morf:
Dynamic substance flow analysis model for selected brominated flame retardants as a basis for decision making on risk reduction measures (FABRO)
Prof. Hanspeter Nägeli:
Biological activity of complex mixtures of endocrine disruptors
Prof. Serge Nef:
Prenatal exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals: Effects on the male urogenital system
Prof. Alex Odermatt:
Disruption of Glucocorticoid- and Mineralocorticoid Receptor-Mediated Responses by Environmental Chemicals
Prof. Didier Picard:
Signaling of estrogenic endocrine disruptors through membrane-associated receptors
Prof. Manfred Reinecke:
Are organisational effects of estrogens on sexual differentiation development and growth of fish mediated via the Insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) system?
Prof. Sandro Rusconi:
Molecular responses to extrogenic endocrine disruptors
PD Dr. Margret Schlumpf:
UV filters: Mechanisms of developmental toxicity in mammalian brain and human exposure
Human exposure to endocrine disruptors and effective tissue levels of UV filters in experimental animals
Prof. Dr. Daniel Schorderet:
Identification of genetic predispositions to oglio-astheno-teratospermia
Prof. Helmut Segner:
Gonad malformations in withefish (Coregonus lavaretus) in Lake Thun: are they induced by endocrine disruptors?
Dr. Marc J.-F Suter:
Development of chemical sensors and affinity-directed fractionation
technique
Prof. Joseph Tarradellas:
Endocrine disruption in soil invertebrates: assessing multigeneration effects and developing a proteomic biomarker approach
Dr. Angelo Vedani:
Internet application for the estimation of the binding affinity of small molecules towards the estrogen receptor in silico
Prof. Walter Wahli:
Environmental disruptor actions in live cells and animals: Elucidating molecular mechanisms of PPAR pathway alterations
Prof. Dr. Renato Zenobi:
Development of a Mass Spectrometry-Based Assay for the Analysis and Screening of Endocrine Disruptors