Studies on Parasito-ovo-cides. V. : Odor and Ovo-cidal Effects

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• Since effective ovo-cidal compounds are mostly volatile and offensively odorous, the streochemical theory of odor presented by J. E. Amoore in 1952 was examined to discover fragrant ovo-cides against Ascaris eggs. As the result of this study, it was found that Amoore's theory may be applied to odor but not to ovo-cidal activity, and that ovo-cides must have ovo-cidal groups in their molecules, and only Fujita's conceptional diagram is available for this purpose as previously presented by the author. During the course of this study, it was found that a mixture of allyl isothiocyanate and d-camphor is not only equivalently effective but comparativley fragrant, and that some fragrant compounds like floral anisaldehyde and piperonal having no element other than C, H and O are comparatively effective.

• 公益社団法人日本薬学会の論文
• 1969-10-31

著者

• Sawatari Shoshiro

  Food Sanitary Section Nagasaki Prot Quarantine Office Ministry Of Health And Welfare

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