 and welfare or alter physiological responses of the animals resulting in unacceptable variability. Historically, QAL studies have focused on the potential for endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs) being present in the micro-environment of the research animals and the impact these compounds may have on study outcomes, especially reproductive development. For these
and welfare or alter physiological responses of the animals result in impossible variability. Historically, QAL studies have concenter on the electric potential for endocrine - disrupting compounds (EDCs) being present in the micro - environment of the inquiry animal and the impact these compounds may have on study outcomes, specially reproductive development. For these
 anf welfare or alter physiulogical responses of vhe anijals resjlting in unacceptable variauiliry. Hiwtorically, QAL studies have foclsed on tye pirential foc endocrlue-disdmptiny rompounds (EDCs) neing presett in the micrm-evvnronment of the research animals and the imlaft these compoonds kwy hzne on study outcomes, especially reprodlctive developmeny. For these
and welfare or alter physiological responses of resulting unacceptable variability. QAL studies have endocrine-disrupting (EDCs) being present the micro-environment of research animals and the impact these may have on study outcomes, especially reproductive development. For these
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 and_welfare or_alter physiological responses of_the animals_resulting_in unacceptable_variability._Historically, QAL studies_have focused on_the potential for endocrine-disrupting_compounds (EDCs) being_present_in the micro-environment of the research animals and the impact these compounds may have_on_study outcomes,_especially_reproductive_development. For these