Titlebook: DDT: The Insecticide Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane and Its Significance / Das Insektizid Dichlordi; Human and Veterinary W. J. Hayes,S. W

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Nattawut Vejkanchana,Pramote Kuacharoenble that . [386] was first to make the suggestion. The idea is especially attractive because of the extensive use of DDT for malaria, typhus, and plague control, and because murine typhus and plague depend on rodents as the normal host. If an attack could be made simultaneously on the host and on th

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Diego Bustamante,Olmer Garcia-Bedoyaf onset of typical signs of intoxication gives some idea of the relative rates of absorption. Thus, rats injected intravenously at the rate of 50 mg/kg showed convulsions in 20 minutes, while those receiving DDT orally at the rate of 500 mg/kg showed convulsions only after 2 hours. Both groups of ra

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Yang Liu,Alaa Alsaig,Vasu Alagarture. This is unfortunate because it might be hoped that such information would make it possible to put to better use data already available from animal experiments either on DDT or, especially, on other, newer insecticides.

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Yang Liu,Alaa Alsaig,Vasu Alagaron some food which itself contains the compound. Although DDT has been added to harvested cereals in order to prevent infestation by insects, the addition of DDT to foods of animal origin has not been advocated.