الفهرس 
Introduction
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Abstract
Bisphenol-A (BPA) is one of the emerging contaminants
with deleterious health effects on public and wildlife, and is
extensively incorporated into different industrial products. It is
widely used to manufacture numerous consumer products such
as food packaging materials, dental sealants, bank notes, toys,
eye lenses, newborn incubator, paints and electronic devices.
BPA enters the body essentially through the gastrointestinal
tracts, but also via skin and respiratory system. In addition,
BPA is reportedly passed from the mother to offspring by
intrauterine transmission during prenatal embryonic
development and via breast feeding during the early neonatal
period. Also, BPA is used in the production of poly carbonate
plastics. BPA from plastics is observed in water and soil. It is
well believed that DPA is an endocrine disrupting chemical
compound which induces effects on the biological systems in
human, terrestrial and aquatic animals. Exposure to BPA is
linked with alterations in hematological parameters, hepatocyte
structure and function, cardiovascular diseases and
histopathological changes in gastrointestinal tracts and
reproductive system which lead to infertility