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The β-triketone, nitisinone, kills insecticide-resistant mosquitoes through cuticular uptake - Parasites & Vectors

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By Zachary Thomas, Rosemary Susan, Lee Rafuse, Molecular Biosciences
| Biomed Central (BMC)
Three strains of Anopheline mosquitoes aged 3–5 days were used for the initial bioassays: An. gambiae s.s. Kisumu strain (insecticide susceptible), An. gambiae s.l. Tiassalé 13 strain (insecticide-resistant and so-called sensu lato in literature [44]), and An. coluzzii VK7 2014 strain (insecticide-resistant).
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Comparative analysis of the Potter Tower and a new Track Sprayer for the application of residual sprays in the laboratory - Parasites & Vectors

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By Rosemary Susan
| Biomed Central (BMC)
The pressurised misting nozzle of the PT must be adjusted to produce a uniform spray onto the substrate positioned on the centre of the spray table. Liquids pipetted into the delivery vial at the top (Fig. 1b) are drawn through an atomiser by compressed air (15–20 psi). The gas pressure is checked and adjusted if necessary, and the guide screws are positioned to secure the Petri dish.
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Overcoming insecticide resistance in Anopheles mosquitoes by using faster-acting solid forms of deltamethrin - Malaria Journal

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By Rosemary Susan
| Biomed Central (BMC)
Background Resistance to pyrethroids, until recently the only class of insecticides available for use on insecticide treated nets (ITNs), is widespread amongst Anopheles mosquitoes, the malaria vector. Resistance has greatly reduced pyrethroid efficacy and threatens the substantial progress made in malaria control in the twenty-first century [1, 2].
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