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Table 2 Susceptibility of Ae. aegypt i and Ae. albopictu s larvae to Temephos

From: Insecticide susceptibility of Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus in Central Africa

Sample

N

Regression line

Pearson χ2 goodness of fit

LC50

(95%CI)

LC95

(95%CI)

RR50

RR95

Ae. aegypti

       

   Garoua

500

Y = 10.68X + 25.82

0.36

0.0040

(0.0037-0.0042)

0.0064

(0.0060-0.0070)

0.75

0.66

   Bertoua

500

Y = 3.57X + 7.28

0.48

0.0090

(0.0048-0.0170)

0.0260

(0.0022-0.3100)

1.75

2.68

   Yaoundé

253

Y = 11.36X + 25.68

0.30

0.0055

(0.0052-0.006)

0.0076

(0.0067-0.0100)

1.04

0.78

   Bafia

500

Y = 7.07X + 16.04

0.006

0.0053

(0.0047-0.0084)

0.0092

(0.0068-0.0410)

1.02

0.95

   Libreville

500

Y = 8.17X + 19.56

0.061

0.0043

(0.0020-0.0081)

0.0068

(0.0051-0.0080)

0.81

0.70

Ae. albopictus

       

   Bertoua

493

Y = 6.75X + 15.58

0.14

0.0049

(0.0013-0.0180)

0.0086

(0.0061-0.0120)

0.92

0.89

   Yaoundé

497

Y = 8.00X + 18.38

0.30

0.0050

(0.0021-0.0110)

0.0080

(0.0064-0.0100)

0.94

0.82

   Buea

375

Y = 9.57X + 20.55

0.27

0.0071

(0.0065-0.0200)

0.012

(0.0087-0.0500)

1.34

1.03

   Libreville

275

Y = 4.56X + 25.68

0.11

0.0076

(0.0023-0.0240)

0.017

(0.0017-0.1700)

1.43

1.75

Reference strain

500

Y = 6.22X + 14.17

0.57

0.0053

(0.0035-0.0079)

0.0097

(0.0073-0.012)

  
  1. N: Total number of mosquitoes assayed; 50% and 95% lethal concentrations, LC50 and LC95, are expressed in mg/liter; 95%CI: 95% confidence interval; p > 0.05 suggests a well-fitting model, P < 0.05 suggests an invalid model population.