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Title: CANADIAN PATENT - MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR CONTROL OF PESTS : CA 2150371

Authors
item Borovsky, Dov - UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
item Carlson, David

Submitted to: Patent Application
Publication Type: Patent Application
Publication Acceptance Date: September 17, 2002
Publication Date: September 17, 2002
Citation: BOROVSKY, D., CARLSON, D.A. CANADIAN PATENT - MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR CONTROL OF PESTS : CA 2150371. PATENT APPLICATION. 2002. CA 2150371.

Interpretive Summary: Patent - interpretive summary not necessary.

Technical Abstract: The subject invention concerns novel peptides which have the property of interfering with the biosynthesis of the enzyme trypsin. This property enables the use of these peptides to, for example, inhibit the formation of progeny in blood-ingesting insects, since typsin is an essential enzyme for food digestion which provides the essential building blocks for egg development in such insects.

   
 
 
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