BPA exposure makes male mice less masculine, attractive - CNN.com
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BPA exposure makes male mice less masculine, attractive - CNN.com
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Research: BPA exposure makes male mice less masculine, attractive (PNAS) http://bit.ly/jz0NCP - #health
BPA-exposed male deer mice less macho and more likely to get lost
foodproductiondaily.com — “Exposure to bisphenol A (BPA) demasculinizes male deer mice, makes them less attractive to females of the species and hampers their navigational abilities, according to new US research.” View full resource at foodproductiondaily.com
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BPA Exposure Affects Masculinity in Mice, Possibly Boys | Parents News Now, by Holly Lebowitz Rossi
parents.com — “Bisphenol A (BPA), the chemical found in some hard plastics and food can linings, has been found to make male mice less masculine and less attractive to” View full resource at parents.com
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BPA Exposure Affects Masculinity in Mice, Possibly Boys http://bit.ly/iqmYr7 #parentsnewsnow
BPA exposure makes male mice less masculine, attractive
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BPA exposure makes male mice less masculine, attractive
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