Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
JAFCAU 22 (3) 343-546 (1974) ISSN 0021-8561
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1974
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Introduction to Symposium on Insecticide Resistance in Insects Frederick W. Plapp, Jr.
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Genetics of Resistance of a Dimethoate-Selected Strain of Houseflies (Musca domestica L.) to Several Insecticides and Methylenedioxyphenyl Synergists Roman M. Sawicki
350
The Role of Nonoxidative Metabolism in Organophosphorus Resistance Naoki Motoyama* and W. C. Dauterman
356
Third Generation Pesticides: the Potential for the Development of Resistance by Insects S. Bradleigh Vinson* and Frederick W. Plapp, Jr.
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Microsomal Cytochrome P-450: Characterization and Possible Role in Insecticide Resistance in Musca Ernest Hodgson,* Lawrence G. Tate, Arun P. Kulkarni, and Frederick W. Plapp, Jr.
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The Induction of Detoxifying Enzymes in Insects
domestica
Leon C. Terriere* and Shyi J. Yu End of Symposium 374 376
Chemosterilants for the House Fly Richard L. Fye and James E. Oliver* Isolation and Identification of Host Compounds Eliciting Attraction and Bite Stimuli in the Fruit Tree Bark Beetle, Scolytus mediterraneus Elie C. Levy,* Isaac Ishaaya, Eliahu Gureuitz, Raymond Cooper, and David Lavie
379
Synthesis and Morphogenetic Activity of Derivatives and Analogs of Aryl Geranyl Ether Juvenoids Bruce D. Hammock, Sarjeet S. Gill, and John E. Casida*
386
Mammalian Metabolism and Environmental Degradation of the Juvenoid l-(4'-Ethylphenoxy)-3,7-dimethyl-6,7-epoxy-tr(ms-2-octene and Related Compounds Sarjeet S. Gill, Bruce D. Hammock, and John E. Casida*
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Insecticidal Thiophan-3-one 0-(Methylcarbamoyl)oximes John A. Durden, Jr.,* and Mathias H. J. Weiden
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A New Caramel Compound from Coffee Jo-Fen T. Kung
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Volatile Components of Prunus salicina, Var. Santa Rosa Ralph R. Forrey and Robert A. Flath*
498
Autoxidation of Some Constituents of Hops. I. The Monoterpene Hydrocarbon, Myrcene Robert H. Dieckmann and S. Rao Palamand*
503
Autoxidation of rc-Hexanal. Identification and Flavor Properties of Some Products of Autoxidation S. Rao Palamand* and Robert H. Dieckmann
507
Modification of Peanut Oil Fatty Acid Composition by Foliar Applications of 2',2'-Dimethylsuccinohydrazide (Kylar) R. E. Worthington* andD. H. Smith
509
Changes in the Lipid Content of Fermented Peanuts Larry R. Beuchat* and R. E. Worthington
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Aflatoxin Qi. A Newly Identified Major Metabolite of Aflatoxin Bi in Monkey Liver M. Sid Masri, * William F. Haddon, Robert E. Lundin, and Dennis P. H. Hsieh
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Use of Monkey Liver Microsomes in Production of Aflatoxin Qi Dennis P. H. Hsieh,* John I. Dalezios, Robert I. Krieger, M. Sid Masri, and William F. Haddon
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Toxic Effects of Oosporein from Chaetomium trilatérale Richard J. Cole, * Jerry W. Kirksey, Horace G. Cutler, and Elmer E. Davis
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Oils of Ocimum basilicum L. and Ocimum rubrum L. Grown in Egypt Mohamed S. Karawya,* Fayek M. Hashim, and Mohamed S. Hifnawy
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Isolation of New Limonoate Dehydrogenase from Pseudomonas Shin Hasegawa,* V. P. Maier, and A. Douglas King, Jr. COMMUNICATIONS
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Proline Nitroxide James S. Lin, Theresa C. Tom, and Harold S. Olcott*
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A Microcolumn Apparatus for Rapid Cleanup of 2,4-Dinitrophenylmethylamine Extracts for Carbamate Pesticide Analysis Celso E. Mendoza* and John B. Shields
530
Nitrite-Induced Inhibition of Purified Fractions of Chicken Muscle Cathepsin D Padmanabha Harikumar, Vyasaraya Ninjoor, Balakrishna S. Worrier, and Umesh S.
533
Persistence of Dichlobenil in a Farm Pond Clifford P. Rice, Harish C. Sikka,* and Robert S. Lynch
534
An Analysis of the Phytosterols of Two Varieties of Cannabis Robert S. Foote and Louis A. Jones*
536
Effects of Dichlorvos on Ochratoxin Production by Aspergillus Ming T. Wu* and John C. Ayres
537
Use of a Samplified Method for Lysine by Gas Chromatography Frederick P. Zscheile, Jr.,* and Bert L. Brannaman
538
A Modem Approach to the Isolation and Characterization of L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) James P. Scannell,* Helen A. Ax, and William Morris
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