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The endocrine system, through hormones produced from both central and peripheral tissues, helps to maintain homeostasis. Abnormal hormone synthesis, secretion and/or action result in diseases. It has been shown that endocrine disruption by toxic chemicals in domestic animals causes severe health issues and results in economic loss. Further characterization of the properties and adverse effects of new and emerging endocrine-disrupting chemicals in domestic animals is essential. This will assist in faster diagnosis and effective interventions in domestic animals affected by endocrine-disrupting chemicals. It will also help in developing awareness and timely prevention strategies. The goal of this mini-review is to provide a brief update on endocrine disruption in domestic animals.
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