“…Similar to BPA, many of them are likely EDCs that interfere with hormone receptors and action. Numerous studies reveal the toxic potential of BPA analogs, showing various cellular, developmental, and reproductive disruptions across species ( Arancio et al, 2018 , Arancio et al, 2019 , Cohen et al, 2021 , Harnett et al, 2021a , Harnett et al, 2021b , Eladak et al, 2015 , Ge et al, 2014 , Huang et al, 2016 , Moreman et al, 2017 , Wang et al, 2017 , Wu et al, 2017 ). Importantly, studies in various animal models and cell systems report that some analogs such as BPAF, are even more toxic, potent, and estrogenic than the parent compound BPA ( Arancio et al, 2018 , Cohen et al, 2021 , Kojima et al, 2019 , Liang et al, 2017 , Michałowicz et al, 2015 , Moreman et al, 2017 ).…”