Metabolic Maps
Pesticides, Environmentally Relevant Molecules and Biologically Active Molecules
By- Hiroyasu Aizawa, HRCI Hiro Research Consultancy Inc., Tokyo, Japan, and Tamagawa University Research Institute, Japan
People working in development of drugs, pesticides, washing detergents, etc., are obliged by law to conduct analyses of the "metabolic pathways" or "maps" for the chemical compounds that they are using or proposing. Everyone in these industries or carrying out research toward such products is therefore interested in having a reference on these compounds.
Audience
Graduate students and scientists in industry, government, and academia, researching biologically active compounds in the fields of toxicology, biotechnology, environmental chemistry, and metabolism.
Hardbound, 330 Pages
Published: May 2001
Imprint: Academic Press
ISBN: 978-0-12-045605-5
Contents
- PrefaceAcid AmidesAmidines, Guanidines, and HydrazinesAmino Acid-Phophinic AcidsAnilines and NitrobenzenesAryloxy AcidsBiphenyl EthersCarbamatesDithio- and ThiolcarbamatesHalogenated AliphaticsHalogenated AromaticsFive-membered HeterocyclesFive-membered Heterocycles (fused)Six- /more membered HeterocyclesSix- /more membered Heterocycles (fused)ImidesNatural ProductsOrganophosphorous CompoundsOximesPhenylureas and Related CompoundsPhosphono Amino Acids and Related CompoundsPyrethroidsSulfonylureasTriazines and Related CompoundsMiscellaneousReferencesPredicted Parameters of log PAuthor IndexActivity IndexSubject Index
