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Perinatal exposure to polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) increased the hepatic micro‐somal metabolism of estradiol, estrone, and ethynylestradiol in vitro. Pretreatment with PBBs decreased the effect of estradiol administered exogenously on uterine estrogen cytosolic receptor concentration. The effect of exogenous estradiol on uterine weight and uterine RNA content was also reduced by perinatal exposure to PBBs. Therefore, metabolism of estrogens is altered by PBBs.
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