The use of biological tests for the examination of pesticides

Articles in the same Issue

1. The design of anticholinesterases
2. Problems and aspects of present-day residue analysis
3. Factors that affect the persistence of pesticides in plants and soils
4. Insect antifeeding substances in plant leaves
5. Progress in pesticide toxicology in the USSR
6. The future of the development of pesticides by industry
7. Natural long-term changes in global climatic environment
8. Transport mechanisms for pesticides in the atmosphere
9. Transport mechanisms in water
10. Transport mechanism in soil. Metabolism and movement of insecticides from soils into water and crop plants
11. Circulation of pesticides in the biosphere
12. Pesticide residues in some Baltic animals - a review of selected literature
13. Mathematical models in ecochemistry
14. Pollution problems of the Seto inland sea
15. Ecochemistry of BHC in Czechoslovakia
16. The value of worldwide pesticide residue monitoring systems
17. Organochlorine compounds in the general population of the seventies and some of their biological effects (in man and animals
18. Mutagenic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic effects of pollutants in respect to man
19. The content of polychlorinated hydrocarbons in Arctic ecosystems
20. The toxicant - wildlife complex
21. The use of biological tests for the examination of pesticides
22. Use of biological tests for evaluation of pesticides