Carboxylic acids and derivatives
Number of EDCs: 31
Chemical nameChemical identifierLiterature identifier
Trichloroacetic acidDED000113PMID:29294279, PMID:38266585
Acetyl tributyl citrateDED000114PMID:28235592, PMID:35567983
Tributyl citrateDED000115PMID:25811240
Dichloroacetic acidDED000120PMID:38266585, PMID:9311576
Methyl methacrylateDED000123PMID:12748739
Vinyl acetateDED000165PMID:6845374
Ethoxyethanol acetateDED000172PMID:6499822, PMID:9114295
Lead diacetateDED000191PMID:10091860, PMID:21933222, PMID:26558472, PMID:33223335, PMID:37716076, PMID:3931714
Cadmium acetateDED000203PMID:21933222
Zinc acetateDED000206PMID:12962971
Methoxyacetic acidDED000213PMID:20049119
Dibromoacetic acidDED000214PMID:15808788, PMID:9138633
Glyphosate-isopropylammoniumDED000317PMID:15929894, PMID:27916585, PMID:28962449
IsoprothiolaneDED000326PMID:17904202
DityrosineDED000405PMID:28624907, PMID:35518765
LevetiracetamDED000500PMID:19566492, PMID:20726872
Monosodium glutamateDED000551PMID:24893633, PMID:6122172, PMID:6433129, PMID:7920900
Sodium thioglycolateDED000552PMID:18308839
Humic acidDED000560PMID:9060381
GlyphosateDED000586PMID:17634926, PMID:17984146, PMID:20012598, PMID:23000283, PMID:23756170, PMID:28017703, PMID:30785197, PMID:35457321, PMID:36379430, PMID:37328086, PMID:39000147
Iodoacetic acidDED000693PMID:29812931, PMID:33646749, PMID:35193068, PMID:35470848, PMID:35725088, PMID:36963690, PMID:37094483
Chloroacetic AcidDED000795PMID:36963690
Bromoacetic AcidDED000829PMID:36963690
Tribromoacetic AcidDED000831PMID:36963690
MethotrexateDED000941PMID:37031830
TartrazineDED000946PMID:36012044
ThapsigarginDED000960PMID:35940389
N-(2,3-dimethylphenyl)-2-morpholin-4-ylacetamideDED000968PMID:38040386, PMID:38360075
SitagliptinDED000990PMID:33002602
Diiodoacetic acidDED001017PMID:36963690
Chloro(iodo)acetic acidDED001025PMID:36963690
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