Toxicity of antiparasitic, antimicrobial agents and insecticides on larvae of brine shrimp artemia franciscana (Crustacea: Artemiidae)

Keyphrases

• Antimicrobial 100%
• Insecticide 100%
• Brine Shrimp 100%
• Antiparasitic 100%
• Franciscans 100%
• Artemia Franciscana 100%
• Crustacea 100%
• High-to-Low 66%
• Protection of Aquatic Life 66%
• Triclosan 66%
• Crustacean 33%
• Oxytetracycline 33%
• Toxic Effects 33%
• Albendazole 33%
• Cytotoxic Activity 33%
• Chemical Structure 33%
• Predicted No Effect Concentration 33%
• Insecticidal Properties 33%
• Guidance Level 33%
• Malathion 33%
• Mimosa 33%
• Itraconazole 33%
• Cinnamon 33%
• Clotrimazol 33%
• Antiparasitic Agents 33%
• Metronidazole 33%
• Carbaryl 33%
• Toxicity Bioassay 33%
• Ketoconazole 33%
• Parasiticide 33%
• Nauplii 33%
• Easy Handling 33%
• Low Toxicity 33%
• Low Mortality 33%
• LC50 33%
• Lethal Concentration 33%
• Clotrimazole 33%
• Rotenone 33%
• Marine Organisms 33%
• Mebendazole 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Antiinfective Agent 100%
• Crustacea 100%
• Artemia franciscana 100%
• Artemia 100%
• Triclosan 66%
• Antiparasitic Agent 33%
• Marine Species 33%
• Toxicity 33%
• Albendazole 33%
• Cytotoxicity 33%
• Rotenone 33%
• Carbaryl 33%
• Ketoconazole 33%
• Metronidazole 33%
• Malathion 33%
• Itraconazole 33%
• Mimosa 33%
• Nauplius (Larva) 33%
• Cypermethrin 33%
• Clotrimazole 33%
• Oxytetracycline 33%
• Mebendazole 33%