Why public health agencies cannot depend on good laboratory practices as a criterion for selecting data: The case of bisphenol A

1. Myers, J.P.
2. vom Saal, F.S.
3. Akingbemi, B.T.
4. Arizono, K.
5. Belcher, S.
6. Colborn, T.
7. Chahoud, I.
8. Crain, D.A.
9. Farabollini, F.
10. Guillette Jr., L.J.
11. Hassold, T.
12. Ho, S.-M.
13. Hunt, P.A.
14. Iguchi, T.
15. Jobling, S.
16. Kanno, J.
17. Laufer, H.
18. Marcus, M.
19. McLachlan, J.A.
20. Nadal, A.
21. Oehlmann, J.
22. Olea, N.
23. Palanza, P.
24. Parmigiani, S.
25. Rubin, B.S.
26. Schoenfelder, G.
27. Sonnenschein, C.
28. Soto, A.M.
29. Talsness, C.E.
30. Taylor, J.A.
31. Vandenberg, L.N.
32. Vandenbergh, J.G.
33. Vogel, S.
34. Watson, C.S.
35. Welshons, W.V.
36. Zoeller, R.T.
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