Formulation of guava (Psidium guajava)-based boric acid-ATSBs and molecular docking of guava volatiles with AeOBP22 odorant binding protein of Aedes aegypti
Authors:
- Hitesh DivyaHDHitesh Divya
- Rohit LakhwaniRLRohit Lakhwani
- Kajal NarwalKNKajal Narwal
- Sanskriti OjhaSOSanskriti Ojha
- Shreya JhaSJShreya Jha
- Sarita KumarSKSarita Kumar
Open Access
- 8 June 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Natural Pesticide Research
- Vol. 17
Abstract
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- University of Delhi
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