Receptor research on xenohormone effects of human serum extracts containing the actual mixture of perfluorinated alkyl acids: a short review
Abstract:Perfluorinated alkyl acids (PFAAs) are used in many household products including food contact materials. Hence, humans are continuously exposed, and the PFAAs are accumulated in human serum with half-lives up to 8.8 years. In humans, high PFAA serum levels have been associated with an increased risk of breast cancer and other adverse health effects such as lower birth weight and longer time to pregnancy which might be related to disruptions of various hormonal systems. For instance, direct cell exposure studie… Show more
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