Meanings of lindane in English

Benhex includes the ingredient lindane in a low concentration of 1 percent.

Acute lindane decreased the motor activity, whereas the repeated dosing increased it.

MEMBER: Do you get away from the bad effects of BHC by using lindane?

An heterogeneous distribution of lindane-label in brain regions was observed.

The Pop lindane, for example, was first recognised as a lethal insecticide during the second world war.

Iva Pocock reports Two products containing the illegal substance, lindane, were recently purchased in Dublin hardware shops by The Irish Times.

The effects of lindane on behavior and central monoaminergic systems were studied in rat pups at 15 days of postnatal age.

Higher concentrations of lindane-label were found in thalamus, mid-brain and pons-medulla at different times after administration when compared to the whole brain mean value.

It is postulated that both the imbalance of the central monoaminergic systems and the lindane-induced GABAergic blockade may be the basis of the behavioral alterations.

While only a few pesticide residues were detected in this small pilot study, these residues included two widely banned pesticides (endosulfan and lindane).

Ireland will support any move to ban the widely-used pesticide, lindane, in the light of renewed concerns about its link with cancer, it has emerged.

In France, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified lindane, which has also been used extensively for insect control, as carcinogenic to humans.

Unfortunately most of the remedies he suggested were limited to spraying of insecticides and pesticides such as lindane, malathion dichlorose, copper sulphate or citronella oil.

The Department of Agriculture responded that lindane's toxicity had been examined by an EU expert advisory committee in 1992 and classified as "non carcinogenic".

I took the part of Murray, and asked Rosalie to be the Lindane.

On the day fixed for the rehearsal they came without the Lindane and Murray.