What does TRV stand for?

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Toxicity Reference Value (ecology)

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Specific topics include the reproductive toxicity of mercury, cadmium, and arsenic; reproductive and developmental toxicity of organotin compounds; adverse effects of aluminum, uranium, and vanadium on reproduction and intrauterine development in mammals; intrauterine and reproductive toxicity of nutritionally essential metals; lead exposure and its effects on the reproductive system; impact of metals on ovarian function; epidemiological and occupational studies of metals in male reproductive toxicity; and use of metal reproductive toxicity data in selecting ecological toxicity reference values for small mammals inhabiting hazardous waste sites.

Metals, Fertility, and Reproductive Toxicity