be important agents for the control of in-sect pests that attack or annoy man, his useful
animals and his crops. To a varying degree, man and his useful animals encounter these …

Biochemical toxicology of insecticides. Cookies on CAB Direct Like most websites we use
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Organic compounds that do not belong in the category of fat, carbohydrate, protein, vitamin,
steroid, or mineral are considered to be foreign to the body. Such foreign compounds are …

This review is largely concerned with the contamination of food as a result of the residual
effects of insecticides applied to growing crops and stored food products. Accounts are also …

Since ancient times, man has sought chemicals to abate disease, the disease RA his
livestock and to control pests that exact their toll of his food crops. The rise of exact scientific …

This article is a brief statment of views on the mode of action of certain insecticides in the
light of information available to the authors in the spring of 1958. Recent reviews (25, 35, 52 …

The chemical control of injurious insects is becoming an increas· ingly important branch of
applied organic chemistry, since the in organic poisons are steadily giving way to organic …

This review is primarily concerned with the metabolism and decomposition of pesticides.
The importance of these processes is apparent upon consideration of the facts (1) that the …

Excretion data for any xenobiotic can be a very informative portion of a balance study if one
is adequately prepared to interpret it. Things which should be considered are the route of …

The balance between world population and world food production is well known. In an effort
to optimize food and forage production capital intensive agriculture uses pesticides to …