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In vivo tests give evidence that the epidermis is the target organ for the juvenile hormone of insects. A study of the distribution of injected 10,11-epoxy-6,7-trans-2,5-trawi-farnesyl-propenylether and of its metabolic products in epidermis, lymphae, and other organs demonstrated that the unaltered ether accumulates in the epidermis against a concentration gradient and is more slowly metabolised there than in the non-target organs.

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Die Epidermis von Tenebrio molitor L. Puppen als Zielorgan für das Juvenilhormonanaloge 10.11-Epoxy-6.7-trans-2.3-trans-farnesylpropenyläther / The Epidermis of the Pupae of Tenebrio molitor L. as Target Organ for the Juvenile Hormone Analogue 10,11-Epoxy-6,7-trans-2,3-trans-farnesylpropenylether