Applied Chemical Ecology: literature review on basic molecular approach
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https://doi.org/10.51798/sijis.v3i2.361Keywords:
Applied Chemical Ecology, inter-specific chemical communications, semiochemicalsAbstract
This review article describes fundamental aspects of chemical ecology and its applications. Basic concepts such as semiochemicals, pheromones, derived molecular aspects, and the interrelationships between organisms are detailed from the perspective of molecular similarity associated with a specific biological effect. The vision of the work is framed in two conceptual series defined by Applied Chemical Ecology: 1.-An organism, a molecule, a specific molecular/behavioral effect, a potential engineering application; and, 2. General structure and properties, its functionality and its potential applications.
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