Monitoring of resistance to the pyrethroid cypermethrin in Brazilian Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae) populations collected between 2001 and 2003
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...3 Laboratório de Fisiologia e Controle de Artrópodes Vetores, Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, Rua Francisco Manuel no 102, Bairro Benfica, Rio de Janeiro/Rio de Janeiro State CEP 20911-270, Brasil....
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...In 2001, resistance to the adulticide pyrethroid (PY) cypermethrin was detected in populations from the state of Rio de Janeiro [10]....
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...Rio de Janeiro: Fiocruz; 2015. p. 93–126....
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...Rio de Janeiro: Fiocruz; 2005. https ://www. incte m.bioqm ed.ufrj.br/index .php/pt/bibli oteca /2964-param etros -de-bioss egura nca-para-inset arios -e-infec torio s-de-vetor es-do-insti tutooswal do-cruz....
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...The paddles were then shipped to the Physiology and Arthropod Vector Control Laboratory (Laboratório de Fisiologia e Controle de Artrópodes Vetores, LAFICAVE), at the Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz), Rio de Janeiro/ RJ, where the arrivals were recorded, forms were stored and populations labeled with a code known only by the study director, in order to maintain origin confidentiality....
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...According to the original methodology (Brogdon & McAllister 1998), the criterion for mortality was that mosquitoes were not able to fly or to right themselves when the bottle is gently rotated....
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...According to Brogdon and McAllister (1998) these would be dead mosquitoes....
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...Bioassays were performed with insecticide-coated bottles, as described by Brogdon and McAllister (1998)....
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...This was attained after 30 min exposure, a period considered as the resistance threshold (Brogdon & McAllister 1998)....
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...The use of organophosphates, employed since 1967 throughout the country against Ae. aegypti larvae and adults, was intensified after the 1986 epidemics, that started at Rio de Janeiro and spread over several other regions (Lima et al. 2003, Braga et al. 2004)....
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...After linkage to pyrethroids, the sodium channels in the neurons are maintained for a longer length of time in their opened conformation, which results in a continuous nervous impulse that causes bursts of contractions, culminating with paralysis (Bloomquist 1996). Depending on the insecticide’s dosage, this effect, known as the “knock down” mechanism, is reversible if contact with the insecticide is interrupted. Resistant individuals that have a kdr mutation exhibit the knock down effect but can recover from pyrethroid dosages that are lethal to susceptible insects (Milani 1954, Pauron et al. 1989). Sodium channels are also the target site for organochlorines, an insecticide class that has not been used in the Public Health at Brazil since the reintroduction of Ae. aegypti in 1967 (Franco 1976). We report on the monitoring of Ae. aegypti resistance to cypermethrin in municipalities of three Brazilian states: Sergipe (SE) and Alagoas (AL), located at Northeast Brazil and Rio de Janeiro (RJ), at the Southeast (Figure). Bioassays were performed with insecticide-coated bottles, as described by Brogdon and McAllister (1998). We first calibrated the bottles with different dosages of cypermethrin, by testing mosquitoes from the Rockefeller strain....
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...After linkage to pyrethroids, the sodium channels in the neurons are maintained for a longer length of time in their opened conformation, which results in a continuous nervous impulse that causes bursts of contractions, culminating with paralysis (Bloomquist 1996)....
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"Monitoring of resistance to the pyr..." refers background in this paper
...The use of organophosphates, employed since 1967 throughout the country against Ae. aegypti larvae and adults, was intensified after the 1986 epidemics, that started at Rio de Janeiro and spread over several other regions (Lima et al. 2003, Braga et al. 2004)....
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