“…In fact samples are often constituted by complicated matrices, where initially the compound of interest must be extracted from, then isolated, identified and quantified. Several analytical methods are nowadays available to detect estrogenic EDCs, depending on the nature of the sample to analyze (milk, meat, miscellaneous matrices, fish, packaging materials, etc) in a cost-effective way, and increasing efforts in finding more sensible and accurate analytical methods are currently underway (Adamusova et al, 2014; Capriotti et al, 2013; Wang et al, 2008; Kudlaka et al, 2015; Rotroff et al 2014). …”