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Pesticides that act as signal molecules

In this chapter we concentrate on hormones, pheromones, and kairomons. Toxicants, such as the dioxins and the many poisons, act by interfering with the signal systems, causing cells to divide. The can also cause genes to transcribe RNA, as well as the nerve poisons and interfere with the action of signal molecules. This is described in other chapters. [Pg.139]

Chapter seven Pesticides that act as signal molecules... [Pg.141]

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