Interaction of some organophosphorus compounds in susceptible and resistant houseflies (Musca domestica L.)
Mounir D. Abdallah
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Mounir D. Abdallah
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INTRODUCTION IV.3.7.1.Reduced penetration as a factor in resistance 66 IV.3.7.2.Methods of studying penetration 67 IV.3.7.3.The relation between the nature of the injection vehicle and the level of resistance 68 IV.3.7.4.The possible relation between the gut and resistance 69 CHAPTER V. THE in vitro INHIBITION OF ChE AND AliE
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INTRODUCTION IV.3.7.1.Reduced penetration as a factor in resistance 66 IV.3.7.2.Methods of studying penetration 67 IV.3.7.3.The relation between the nature of the injection vehicle and the level of resistance 68 IV.3.7.4.The possible relation between the gut and resistance 69 CHAPTER V. THE in vitro INHIBITION OF ChE AND AliE
Key concepts: Paraoxon, Parathion, Musca, Penetration (warfare), Toxicology, Cholinesterase, In vitro, Biology