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Advances in the biorational control of medical and veterinary pests
Introduction : putting the rational into biorational -- Overcoming insecticide resistance : proactive detection and management of insecticide-resistant human lice -- Current evidence, new insights, challenges and future outlooks to the use of spatial repellents for public health -- The potential of green chemistry in vector control -- Attractive toxic sugar baits (ATSB) : a novel vector management tool -- Molecular and nano-scale approaches to biorational control of mosquito vectors -- Getting them where they live : semiochemical-based strategies to address major gaps in vector control programs : Vectrax, SPLAT BAC, Trojan Cow, and SPLAT TK -- G-protein-coupled receptors : their expression, function and regulation in insecticide resistance -- Characterizing molecular targets and pest biology for the development of new technologies -- Insecticidal activity and physiological actions of matrine, a plant natural product -- Development and evaluation of push-pull control strategies against Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae) -- Monoterpenoid isovalerate esters as long-lasting spatial mosquito repellents -- Plant terpenoids modulate adrenergic type 1 octopamine receptor (PaOA1) isolated from the American cockroach (Periplaneta americana) -- Potential for utilization of spatial repellents in mosquito control interventions -- Determination and comparison of the cuticular thickness across several insecticide resistant and susceptible populations of the Common bed bug, Cimex lectularius L.
Edmund J. Norris, Joel R. Coats, Aaron D. Gross, John M. Clark, [editors].
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, [2018]