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The Chemistry and Physiology of Juvenoids

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Insect Hormones and Bioanalogues

Abstract

This most extensive part of the book deals with compounds generally known as juvenile hormone analogues or juvenile hormone mimics. These materials encompass a wide range of mainly synthetic compounds with a relatively smaller amount of natural products isolated from plants and animals. The compounds have been characterized by certain size and shape of the molecule, low polarity, presence of specific functional groups and substituents, and by some other common structural features. However, the only criterion for classification of a compound as a juvenile hormone analogue is its property to exhibit or mimic some morphological and physiological effects of the hormone secreted by the corpora allata. Since the chemical nature of the endogenous corpus alla-tum hormone is still incompletely known with respect to diversity of insect species, these compounds cannot be viewed as analogues of the corpus allatum hormone in the chemical sense of the word. It is more appropriate to regard them as its bio-analogues or pharmaco-analogues. To facilitate further discussions we have selected a generic name juvenoids for all the compounds with juvenile hormone activity.

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Sláma, K., Romaňuk, M., Šorm, F. (1974). The Chemistry and Physiology of Juvenoids. In: Insect Hormones and Bioanalogues. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8331-1_2

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