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farnesyl methyl ether

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1999
1999
Neurotropic effect of juvenile hormone III in larvae of the cockroach, Periplaneta americana.
1973
1973
The effect of the persistence of juvenile hormone mimics on their activity on Rhodnius prolixus.
1971
1971
Molting in a parasitic nematode, Phocanema decipiens. VI. The mode of action of insect juvenile hormone and farnesyl methyl ether.
1971
1971
Critical sensitivity of the ovary of Aedes aegypti adults to sterilization by juvenile hormone mimics.
STERILIZATION of adult insects with juvenile hormone mimics has been reported several times1–5, but only once for adult… 
1970
1970
Specific inhibition of morphogenesis in Trichinella spiralis by insect juvenile hormone mimics.
Farnesol and farnesyl methyl ether at concentrations of 10−3 and 10−4 M and linolenic acid (used as control compound) at a… 
1969
1969
Hormonal control of ovarian development and metamorphosis in Malacosoma pluviale.
Simplified preparations, such as isolated abdomens, were used to study the effect of farnesyl methyl ether (a juvenile hormone… 
1968
1968
Notizen: Effect of Farnesyl Methyl Ether on Reproductive Physiology in the Cockroach, Byrsotria fumigata (Guérin)
1967
1967
Stimulation of Yolk Deposition in an Ichneumonid Parasitoid by feeding Synthetic Juvenile Hormone
SOME ichneumonid parasitoids need to feed on their hosts for egg maturation. Leius1 found significant differences in fecundity of… 
1965
1965
Prothoracotrophic activity of compounds that mimic juvenile hormone.
1965
1965
Purification and isolation of juvenile hormone and its action in lepidopteran larvae.
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