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Degradation of pyrethroids using heterogeneous catalysts
Janík, Ondřej ; Bílková, Zuzana (referee) ; Vávrová, Milada (advisor)
This thesis was provided to study fotocatalytic degradation of polutants on the titanium dioxide, as modern eliminating method useful for removing of polutants out of the environmental matrix. There are also studied pyrethroids, as one of the most used pesticides in recent ages, and posibility of degradation of pyrethroids using degradation on titanium dioxide in aquatic system. This study contains an experiment of fotocatalytic degradation of pyrethroids on titanium dioxide in vitro with final analysis using GC-ECD.
Genetic polymorphism in populations of Meligethes aeneus with different resistance to insecticides
WALTEROVÁ, Lucie
Thesis deals with pollen beetle populations with various degrees of resistance to pyrethroids. Samples were collected in 13 locations in Czech Republice in 2016. DNA of beetles was isolated by CTAB PVP and Chelex 100. After that, molecular methods based on ISSR markers (Inter-simple sequence repeats) were used to distinguish between different pollen beetle populations. Different populations were described based on microsatellites and the results were processed by the PCA analysis (Principal component analysis). 5 ISSR primers were tried and one result of the primers was reproducible. On the base of matrix genetic distance were samples classified to clusters according to genetic similar by PCA analysis. In the next step author evaluated relationship of geografical distance and different ISSR profile. In the end of the work, author tried to amplificate gene encoding voltage-sensitive sodium channels.
Degradation of pyrethroids using heterogeneous catalysts
Janík, Ondřej ; Bílková, Zuzana (referee) ; Vávrová, Milada (advisor)
This thesis was provided to study fotocatalytic degradation of polutants on the titanium dioxide, as modern eliminating method useful for removing of polutants out of the environmental matrix. There are also studied pyrethroids, as one of the most used pesticides in recent ages, and posibility of degradation of pyrethroids using degradation on titanium dioxide in aquatic system. This study contains an experiment of fotocatalytic degradation of pyrethroids on titanium dioxide in vitro with final analysis using GC-ECD.
Toxicologically important pesticides in the regard of human health
VODVÁŘKA, Stanislav
There are an enormous number of known pesticides exceeding 10 000 substances. For more than 80 years these chemicals have been used to control pests including animals, seeds or parasitic fungi threatening agricultural, garden or forest plants, food or farming product reserves, industrial materials (textiles, leather, timber, etc.), and other animals as well as man. These substances are classified according to the type of use in pest control. The most important and prevalent groups involve insecticides, fungicides and herbicides. The other groups are of minor importance. Due to the high numbers of substances available, this work has been reduced and focuses on insecticides only, particularly on the insecticides showing the highest toxicity level for warm-blooded animals including humans, i.e. the insecticide substances that may be suspect in terms of abuse by terrorists. It has been proved long ago that some of the organophosphorous and carbamate insecticides show the highest toxicity level.

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