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Chemical control

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Chemical control may refer to:

  • Any method to eradicate or limit the growth of pathogens which transmit disease to animals and plants, especially:
  • In molecular biology, the use of biochemicals to control physiological functions such as breathing and molecular events such as receptor signaling

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