What does EDCs mean?
EDCs means endocrine-disrupting contaminants
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for endocrine-disrupting contaminants?
endocrine-disrupting contaminants can be abbreviated as EDCs
Other shorthands for endocrine-disrupting contaminants are: EDC
Other shorthands for endocrine-disrupting contaminants are: EDC
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What does EDCs stand for? EDCs stands for "endocrine-disrupting contaminants". |
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How to abbreviate "endocrine-disrupting contaminants"? "endocrine-disrupting contaminants" can be abbreviated as EDCs. |
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What is the meaning of EDCs abbreviation? The meaning of EDCs abbreviation is "endocrine-disrupting contaminants". |
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What is EDCs abbreviation? One of the definitions of EDCs is "endocrine-disrupting contaminants". |
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What does EDCs mean? EDCs as abbreviation means "endocrine-disrupting contaminants". |
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What is shorthand of endocrine-disrupting contaminants? The most common shorthand of "endocrine-disrupting contaminants" is EDCs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EDPSD - Endocrine Disruptor Priority Setting Database
- CANVAS - Contaminants and Nutrients in Variable Sea Areas
- CEC - Contaminants of Emerging Concern
- EDC - Endocrine Disrupting Chemical
- EDC - Endocrine-Disrupting Compound
- Ca - Contaminants in the Arctic
- CARD - Contaminants and Remediation Directorate
- CIBE - Contaminants in Bird Eggs
- CIBM - Contaminants in Blue Mussel
- CIRA - Contaminants in Remote Atmospheres
- Cp - contaminants Previous
- CPEC - Contaminants of Potential Ecological Concern
- CUC - Contaminants and Unnecessary Compaction
- EDAEP - Endocrine Disrupting Ability of Environmental Pollutants
- EDS - endocrine-disrupting chemicals
- EDC - endocrine disrupting contaminants
- RED - Reproductive Endocrine Disrupting
- EDCs - endocrine disrupting chemicals
- eds - Endocrine disrupting substance
- COPEC - Contaminants of Potential Ecological Concern