Mode of Action, Metabolism and Toxicology 1983
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-029224-3.50020-4
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Site of Action of Pyrethroid Insecticides in Neuronal Membranes as Revealed by the KDR Resistance Factor

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“…EPSPs were evoked by electrical stimulation of the motor nerve with a suction electrode and responses were monitored before and after microapplication of TaITX-2 directly onto the muscle. Effects on spontaneous ascending sensory nerve discharge were determined using the preparation of Osborne and Smallcombe (1983). Larvae were opened dorsally, pinned flat, the CNS and viscera were removed, and a suction electrode was attached to one or more severed peripheral nerves in situ.…”
Section: Insect Electrophysiology Assaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…EPSPs were evoked by electrical stimulation of the motor nerve with a suction electrode and responses were monitored before and after microapplication of TaITX-2 directly onto the muscle. Effects on spontaneous ascending sensory nerve discharge were determined using the preparation of Osborne and Smallcombe (1983). Larvae were opened dorsally, pinned flat, the CNS and viscera were removed, and a suction electrode was attached to one or more severed peripheral nerves in situ.…”
Section: Insect Electrophysiology Assaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Poisoned larvae were opened by dorsal sagittal incision, pinned flat, and eviscerated to expose the CNS and associated peripheral nerves. As described by Osborne and Smallcombe (1983), the larval dipteran nervous system consists of a single anterior ganglionic mass with attached nerves that radiate out to all parts of the body and display little branching until they innervate their peripheral targets. The preparation was bathed in the CNS saline described above.…”
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“…arabiensis Patton y Aedes aegypti L.), moscas (Musca domestica L.) y cucarachas (Blattella germanica L.) (Osborne & Smallcombe 2013;Al-Deeb 2014;Gholizadeh et al 2014;Ndiath et al 2014;Pang et al 2015).…”
Section: I41 Resistencia a Piretroidesunclassified
“…and pyrethrins(Zeid et ai., 1983) reach the nervous system of American cockroaches, it seems reasonable to suggest that any change in the cockroach's nervous system that affects the solubility and binding of the toxin could affect its toxicity Osborne and Smallcombe (1983). claim that changes in lipids of the nerve cell membrane (over generations) affected the binding of lipophilic toxins in the housefly, eventually leading to resistance Richards (1943).…”
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