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76 K.L. Heong, K.H. Tan, C.P.F. Garcia, L.T. Fabellar, and Z. Lu
5. Highlight and Copy the Probit values, excluding the probit value for Zero ng/g. Go to the chart Excel worksheet, right-click cell B2, choose Paste Special, select Values, and click OK. 6. For the succeeding populations, the Dose (ng/g) values must be pasted immediately below the Dose (ng/g) values of the previous population. The probit values of the respective populations must be pasted on columns B and so on and should horizontally match their Dose (ng/g) values. Dose (ng/g) of Population 1 Dose (ng/g) of Population 2 Provit values of Population 1 Provit values of Population 2 Research methods in toxicology and insecticide resistance monitoring of rice planthoppers 77
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Research Methods in Toxicology and
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Contents Foreword v Preface vii Ack
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Foreword By 2020, the world will re
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synergistic, antagonistic, or no ad
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction to insect t
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Toxicology (derived from two Greek
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ogy can be subdivided into many sub
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Step 8: 3-phosphoglycerate is isome
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Each pyruvate molecule when complet
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H + H + H + H + NADH Cytochrome c d
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Insect physiology Mitochondria A mi
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of sodium channels allowing sodium
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CHAPTER 2: Insecticide toxicology R
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An insecticide is a pesticide used
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2. Application technique, for examp
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Page 41 and 42: Metabolic resistance via detoxifica
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Page 69 and 70: CHAPTER 6: Analyz ing quantal respo
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