Mortality rates of <i>Anopheles gambiae</i> s.l. population exposed to pyrethroid intensity tests from the three study populations.

<p>The red dashed line represents the susceptibility threshold.</p>

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Main Author:	Jackson K. I. Kouamé (20410313) (author)
Other Authors:	Constant V. A. Edi (20410316) (author), Julien B. Z. Zahouli (4245730) (author), Ruth M. A. Kouamé (15241258) (author), Yves A. K. Kacou (20410319) (author), Firmain N. Yokoly (8703738) (author), Constant G. N. Gbalegba (20410322) (author), David Malone (518873) (author), Benjamin G. Koudou (8703750) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Microbiology Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Infectious Diseases thus compromising decision synergist piperonyl butoxide div >< p assessing species composition 24 %, n 200 μg ai 100 μg ai standard diagnostic doses 280s prevalence varied showed high resistance 312 ), followed 995f mutation dominated ’ ivoire ’ anopheles gambiae </ anopheles coluzzii </ pyrethroids increased mortality chlorfenapyr induced susceptibility 10x ), clothianidin ’ ivoire 10x doses gambiae </ coluzzii </ mortality remaining induce susceptibility 280s mutations resistance profile insecticide resistance kdr </ 1 </ updated data tube bioassays three districts tested using study investigated still lacking san pedro pyrethroids deltamethrin primarily composed potential use mainly composed main vector frequencies varying frequencies ranging complex members although malaria 9 %. 56 %) 17 %).
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