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Molecular Action Of Insecticides On Ion Channels. X + 356 P., Num.

By R. Herrmann, Masahiro Miyazaki, M. Yang, K Nagata, Sarjeet S. Gill, T. Narahashi, Cheng Chang, F. Walters, Edward Chow, C. A. Bell, J. Marshall Clark, J. M. Frey, M.B. Jackson, I. Denholm, Aiguo Zhang, Yanli Deng, H. Moskowitz, Fumio Matsumura, L. English, D. Gordon, Clark, W. Zheng, David M. Soderlund, J. M. (Ed.). 1995, K. S. Ginsburg, M. L. Roy, H. Tatebayashi, Russell A. Nicholson, E. Zlotkin, M. Pelhate, M. S. Williamson, A. L. Devonshire, Douglas C. Knipple, Akira Mizutani, Koichiro Kaku, Shuichiro Inagaki, Debra Y. Dunlap, M. P. Osborne, D. R. Pepper, P. J. D. Hein, Daniel P. Rossignol, L. M. Hall, D. Ren, G. Feng, D. F. Eberl, M. Dubald, F. Hannan, C. T. Kousky, Sean J. Edman, Scott R. Nagy, Alfredo Canhoto, Frank Hecht, Judith Van Houten, R. H. Ffrench-Constant, H.-G. Zhang, Joseph E. Henderson, Ian R. Duce, Narotam S. Bhandal, Roderick H. Scott, Timothy M. Norris, Susan P. Rohrer, Joseph P. Arena, Jeffrey G. Scott, Michael G. Wolfersberger, M. A. Von Tersch, S. Slatin, M. J. Adang, S. M. Paskewitz, S. F. Garczynski, S. Sangadala, M. Himeno, H. Ihara

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Content: Ion-channel diversity : present and future roles in insecticide action / J. Marshall Clark -- Sodium channels and [gamma]-aminobutyric acid activated channels as target sites of insecticid...

Molecular Action Of Insecticides On Ion Channels : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Agrochemicals At The 207th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, San Diego, California, March 13-17, 1994

By R. Herrmann, Masahiro Miyazaki, M. Yang, K Nagata, Sarjeet S. Gill, T. Narahashi, Cheng Chang, F. Walters, Edward Chow, C. A. Bell, J. Marshall Clark, J. M. Frey, M.B. Jackson, I. Denholm, Aiguo Zhang, Yanli Deng, H. Moskowitz, Fumio Matsumura, L. English, D. Gordon, W. Zheng, David M. Soderlund, K. S. Ginsburg, M. L. Roy, H. Tatebayashi, Russell A. Nicholson, E. Zlotkin, M. Pelhate, M. S. Williamson, A. L. Devonshire, Douglas C. Knipple, Akira Mizutani, Koichiro Kaku, Shuichiro Inagaki, Debra Y. Dunlap, M. P. Osborne, D. R. Pepper, P. J. D. Hein, Daniel P. Rossignol, L. M. Hall, D. Ren, G. Feng, D. F. Eberl, M. Dubald, F. Hannan, C. T. Kousky, Sean J. Edman, Scott R. Nagy, Alfredo Canhoto, Frank Hecht, Judith Van Houten, R. H. Ffrench-Constant, H.-G. Zhang, Joseph E. Henderson, Ian R. Duce, Narotam S. Bhandal, Roderick H. Scott, Timothy M. Norris, Susan P. Rohrer, Joseph P. Arena, Jeffrey G. Scott, Michael G. Wolfersberger, M. A. Von Tersch, S. Slatin, M. J. Adang, S. M. Paskewitz, S. F. Garczynski, S. Sangadala, M. Himeno, H. Ihara

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