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Figure 4: Dopamine Concentration in Whole-Body Homogenates of Ae. Aegypti Larvae After Treatment With M. Robertsii, Avermectins and Their Combination.
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Figure 3: Activity of PO in the Whole-Body Homogenates of Ae. Aegypti Larvae After Treatment With M. Robertsii, Avermectins and Their Combination.
Figure 5: GST (A) and EST (B) Activity in Whole-Body Homogenates of Ae. Aegypti Larvae After Treatment With M. Robertsii, Avermectins and Their Combination.
Figure 8: Colony Forming Units of M. Robertsii (A) and Cultivable Bacteria (B) in Whole-Body Homogenates of Ae. Aegypti Larvae After Treatment With M. Robertsii, Avermectins and Their Combination.
Figure 1: Mortality Dynamics of Ae. Aegypti Larvae After Treatment With M. Robertsii (1 × 106 Conidia/Ml), Avermectins (0.00001%) and Their Combination.
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