Chemosterilants

10/01/1967 - "Sterility in house flies offered a choice of untreated diets and diets treated with chemosterilants."
01/01/1964 - "A number of chemicals (chemosterilants) show promise of producing sexual sterility in insects without some of the practical limitations of radiation. "
01/01/1970 - "The chemosterilants apholate and tepa are known to induce a high degree of sterility in the males of Culex pipiens fatigans. "
01/01/1969 - "The authors therefore investigated the duration of sterility induced by the alkylating chemosterilants apholate and tepa in C. "
01/01/1969 - "Duration of sterility induced in males of the tropical house mosquito, Culex pipiens fatigans Wiedemann, by the chemosterilants apholate and tepa."

04/01/1976 - "Histopathology and histochemistry of insects treated with chemosterilants: IX. Tumor like growth in the ovary of Periplaneta americana (L) treated with apholate."
06/01/1976 - "The resurgent interest in this area of cancer chemotherapy encouraged us to report our synthetic work as well as their evaluation as both anticancer agents and insect chemosterilants. "

01/15/2017 - "Chemosterilants have long been used in sterilization programs for managing pet, stray, and wild animals but adverse effects such as trauma, incomplete responses to treatment, and complete abolition of gonadal sources of testosterone often occurs. "

05/01/1991 - "For this reason in vector control, apart from insecticides, enhancement of the natural immunity acquired by animals in response to tick infestation and vaccination with concealed tick antigens as well as the use of hormones, chemosterilants and genetic manipulation can also be considered. "

04/01/2015 - "Male sterility is induced by exposure to sub lethal doses of chemosterilants or irradiation, the dosage of which has to be calibrated for every species to provide successful male sterilisation, without affecting male physiology and behaviour. "