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Bull. liaison doc. - OCEAC ; 1(1): 21-26, 2009.
Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1260012

ABSTRACT

Three synthetic commercial insert repellents; Buzz-Off TM (30DEET); Cinq-sur-CinqTM (25IR3535 + essential oils) and prebutix TM(25IR3535) were tested in field conditions for their efficacy and persistence against mosquitoes in the forest area of Cameroon. During 48-days; 7; 569 mosquitoes belonging to four genera were collected: Mansonia spp (67.3); Anopheles spp (27.4); Aedes spp(3.8); and Culex spp (1.5). At the end of the 8-hours exposure period; the DEET-based repellent; Buzz Off TM produced the highest protection against Aedes spp; Culex spp and Mansonia spp. For Anophelines; results were more variable : PrebutixTM showed better protection against An. mouchetti; Cinq-sur-CinqTM was more efficacious against An. Funestus and An.ziemani; whereas Buzz-OffTM appeared more effective against An. Gambiae s.s. and An. nili. Efficacy and persistence parameters were estimated only for An. moucheti and Mansonia spp. The effective dosages (ED50 and ED95) as well as the effective half-life obtained with the DEET-based repellent were highly variable among replicates in the case of An. moucheti. For mansonia spp; the estimated EDO value for the DEET -based repellent was = 0.06mg/cm2. For the two IR3535-based repellents; the ED50 values varied from 0.06 to 0.10 mg/cm2; and 0.15 to 0.20 mg/cm2 for An. moucheti and Mansonia spp; respectively. Globally; the ED95 values values of the three repellents were around 1mg/cm2 except that of Cinq-sur-CinqTM which was ? 0.3mg/cm2 in the case of An. moucheti. The estimated effective half-lifes of the three repellents were approximately between 3 and 5h. Our results highlight the heterogeneity in the response of different mosquito species when exposed to the tested insect repellents; showing the relevance of evaluating efficacy and persistence profiles of different formulations in specific environmental contexts


Subject(s)
DEET , Insect Repellents , Mosquito Control/methods
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Tanzan. j. of health research ; 10(1): 47-50, 2008.
Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1272539

ABSTRACT

Long chain aliphatic methyl ketone series of C7-C15 were tested for repellency activity against the malaria transmitting mosquito Anopheles gambiae s.s. All methyl ketones produced a dose dependent (P0.001) repellency response with 2-tridecanone giving comparable protection efficacy to DEET at 10 and 1concentrations. Aliphatic methyl ketones of C7-C10 had lower activity than those of C11-C15. However; within this range compounds with odd carbon atoms (2-undecanone; 2-tridecanone and 2-pentadecanone) were more effective than compounds with even carbon atoms (2-decanone and 2- dodecanone). Comparable repellency activity of 2-tridecanone to DEET show that; it may save as Anopheles gambiae s.s. mosquito repellent


Subject(s)
Anopheles , Culicidae , Fatty Acids , Insect Repellents , Ketones
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Bull. liaison doc. - OCEAC ; 27(3): 126-129, 1994.
Article in French | AIM | ID: biblio-1260084

ABSTRACT

Le repulsif le plus frequemment disponible a Yaounde; le DMP (dimethylphtalate); a ete evalue contre les piqures de trois vecteurs de paludisme humain; par la methode classique des captures sur hommes. La protection du repulsif n'a ete totale qu'au cours de la premiere heure de traitement. La reduction du taux de piqures d'Anopheles a ete moyenne de 86 pour cent pendant les cinq premieres heures. L'efficacite repulsive de DMP etait tres differente selon les especes anopheliennes: elle a ete particulierement bonne contre Anopheles gambiae. La formulation de DMP testee procure une bonne protection a l'utilisateur pendant plus de deux heures. L'emploi de ce type de repulsif permet de reduire le risque d'impaludation et peut etre conseille comme methode d'appoint pour la prevention des piqures de vecteurs de paludisme


Subject(s)
Insect Repellents , Malaria/prevention & control
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