Teratogens

Environmental pollutants can be potential teratogens.

Teratogens can cause a range of developmental issues, from minor physical abnormalities to serious mental health problems.

Environmental pollution can be a significant source of teratogens.

The use of teratogens in laboratory animal studies requires careful ethical considerations and regulatory oversight.

Teratogens like lead and mercury can be harmful to fetal development.

Exposure to teratogens such as pesticides and herbicides can be a risk for farmers and agricultural workers.

Certain teratogens can cause damage to the nervous system of the developing fetus.

The environmental regulator monitors levels of teratogens in drinking water to ensure public health.

Teratogens such as alcohol and tobacco can harm an unborn child.