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Table 1 The resistance status of Aedes aegypti from Ruili and Gengma counties to the three tested insecticides

From: Pyrethroid resistance status and co-occurrence of V1016G, F1534C and S989P mutations in the Aedes aegypti population from two dengue outbreak counties along the China-Myanmar border

Pesticides (concentration)

Sampling point

Number of mosquitoes tested

Number of knockdowns in 1 h (N mosquitoes)

Knockdown rate (%)

Statistical analysis

KDT50, in minutes (95% CI)

Number of deaths (N mosquitoes)

24-Hour mortality rate (%)

Resistance statusa

Statistical analysis

Permethrin (3.20%)

Ruili

72

23

31.9

χ2 = 0.079, df = 1, P = 3.086

70.277 (63.133–86.847)

13

18.06

R

χ2 = 0.311, df = 1, P = 0.577

Gengma

64

12

18.8

409.184 (151.079–19555.008)

14

21.88

R

Lambda-cyhalothrin (0.08%)

Ruili

70

29

41.4

χ2 = 2.385, df = 1, P = 0.122

64.950 (59.577–75.552)

8

11.43

R

χ2 = 12.926, df = 1, P = 0.000*

Gengma

97

29

29.9

100.955 (79.627–149.577)

35

36.08

R

Deltamethrin (0.20%)

Ruili

75

51

68.0

χ2 = 1.312, df = 1, P = 0.252

47.100 (43.892–51.117)

18

24.0

R

χ2 = 118.402, df = 1, P = 0.000*

Gengma

107

81

75.7

37.841 (34.874.-41.311)

107

100.0

S

Control

Ruili

25

0

0

–b

/c

0

0

/

–

Gengma

25

0

0

/

0

0

/

  1. CI Confidence interval KDT50 Time (in minutes) taken for 50% of the test mosquitoes to be knocked down,
  2. *Statistical significant difference at P < 0.05
  3. aS indicates susceptible, based on a mortality rate of ≥ 98%; R indicates resistant, based on a mortality rate  < 90%
  4. b–, Not determined
  5. c/, No results