Role of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor subunits in the mode of action of neonicotinoid, sulfoximine and spinosyn insecticides in Drosophila melanogaster
Trent Perry(The University of Melbourne), Philip Batterham(The University of Melbourne), Ngoc Bao Hang Luong(The University of Melbourne), Thomas C. Sparks(University of Quintana Roo), Jessica K. Holien(St Vincents Institute of Medical Research), Razi Ghazali(The University of Melbourne), Wei Chen(The University of Melbourne), Danielle Christesen(The University of Melbourne), Judith Mitchell(The University of Melbourne), Chris Lumb(Monash University), Michael W. Parker(The University of Melbourne), Ying Ting Yang(The University of Melbourne), Felipe Martelli(The University of Melbourne)
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