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Residues and some effects of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in biological material

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Insecticides1 of the chlorinated hydrocarbon type have been employed on a widespread scale for less than 20 years. Early experiments with these compounds were restricted, primarily, to their use for and action in insect control. During the past decade many investigators have turned their attention to the interaction between the chemicals and their environment. One facet of this interaction is the deposition of insecticides in various biological materials. This deposition may lead to changes in the chemical or in the substance in which it has accumulated. Previous papers by Marth (1961, 1962 a, b, and c) have summarized some available information in this area.

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