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Nanocomposites of sub-10 nm SnO2 nanoparticles and MWCNTs for detection of aldrin and DDT
, 2010The preparation of materials with size and porosity in the nanometre range is of technological importance for a wide range of sensing applications. Here, the ultrasensitive detection of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), i.e., Aldrin and DDT, has been
Fanli Meng +6 more
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Mortality causes in British Barn Owls Tyto alba, with a discussion of aldrin-dieldrin poisoning
, 2008During 1963-89, 627 Barn Owl Tyto alba carcasses were received for autopsy and chemical analysis. Much larger numbers were received per month outside the breeding season than within it, with peaks in autumn (mainly juveniles) and late winter (adults and ...
I. Newton, I. Wyllie, A. Asher
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Effect of aldrin on carbohydrate metabolism in Indian catfish.
Acta Pharmacologica et Toxicologica, 2009Exposure of the Indian catfish (Heteropneustes fossilis) to a sublethal concentration of 0.14 p.p.m. aldrin for 3, 6, 12, 48, and 96 hrs affected carbohydrate metabolism. Muscle glycogenolysis and glycogenesis were obtained at 3 and 12 hrs, respectively.
A. Srivastava, N. Singh
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Chlordane, Aldrin and Dieldrin
1969Chlordane, Aldrin and Dieldrin, three powerful new insecticides, were discovered in the middle forties and in each case Julius Hyman was intimately involved in the discovery. Hyman held degrees from the Universities of Chicago and Leipzig. In 1930 he gave up a post as research chemist in order to develop his own ideas for the manufacture of drying oils
Richard Stillerman +2 more
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Selective binding of aldrin and dieldrin in cartilage
Archives of Toxicology, 1980Whole body autoradiography of 14C-aldrin and 14C-dieldrin in pregnant mice indicated a slow but persistent uptake of both substances in cartilage, e.g. in the vertebral and epiphyseal discs. Also in the fetal skeleton a marked accumulation was observed.
Per-Gunnar Högman, Ingvar Brandt
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The Effects of Aldrin on Birds
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1952The Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, United States Department of Agriculture and the Wyoming Department of Agriculture carried out a grasshopper control program on approximately 300,000 acres of Wyoming range land during the summer of 1951. Aldrin (Compound 118) was used as the toxicant.
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Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology, 1990
Abstract The mechanisms responsible for 300-fold higher levels of aldrin resistance in western corn rootworms relative to the closely related and sympatric northern corn rootworm were investigated. In vivo metabolism of [14C]aldrin by the resistant and susceptible rootworms proceeds similarly with a rapid conversion to its epoxide, dieldrin, which ...
Christopher A. Mullin +1 more
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Abstract The mechanisms responsible for 300-fold higher levels of aldrin resistance in western corn rootworms relative to the closely related and sympatric northern corn rootworm were investigated. In vivo metabolism of [14C]aldrin by the resistant and susceptible rootworms proceeds similarly with a rapid conversion to its epoxide, dieldrin, which ...
Christopher A. Mullin +1 more
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Toxicology and No-Effect levels of aldrin and dieldrin
Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1967Some of the critical values have been selected from the various criteria just reviewed and are listed below. Acute oral toxicity. Twenty to 70 mg/kg, aldrin or dieldrin, 12 species. The estimated lethal dose for man is approximately 5 g. Mortality on repeated doses. (a) Short-term: quail, dog, turkey, mouse,
Alfred M. Boyce +3 more
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