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Table 1 Toxicological profiles to deltamethrin for colonies of T. infestans: *susceptible (S), *reduced susceptibility (RS), *resistant (R) and reciprocally cross progenies: ♀S x ♂RS; ♂S x ♀RS; ♀S x ♂R; ♂S x ♀R

From: Inheritance and heritability of deltamethrin resistance under laboratory conditions of Triatoma infestans from Bolivia

Population

Slope +/− SD

X 2 (df)

P

LD50 (95 % CI)

RR50 (95 % CI)

DO

DML

*S

300

1.97+/− 0.05

0.51 (6)

0.00

0.26 (0.21–0.32)

-

-

-

*RS

390

4.43+/− 0.02

2.41 (10)

0.01

2.09 (1.93–2.27)

5.04

  

*R

360

2.25 +/− 0.04

3.05 (9)

0.04

54.23 (45.54–63.32)

129.12

  

♀S x ♂RS

210

5.44 +/− 0.76

5.34 (4)

0.23

0.65 (0.55–0.76)

2.64 (2.12–3.29)

−0.08

−1.37

♂S x ♀RS

300

4.33 +/− 0.43

4.30 (7)

0.04

1.30 (1.18–1.43)

5.27 (4.22–6.52)

0.54

−8.07

♀S x ♂R

360

4.44 +/− 0.46

3.18 (7)

0.21

0.74 (0.67–0.81)

2.99 (2.39–3.73)

−0.61

0.00

♂S x ♀R

210

5.86 +/− 0.78

3.17 (6)

0.40

3.97 (3.62–4.30)

16.06 (12.93–19.94)

0.02

0.76

  1. *: Colony characterized by Gomez et al. [18]; N°: number of individuals used; SD: standard deviation; X 2: chi-square test; df: degrees of freedom; P: probability value; LD50: insecticide dose that killed 50 % of the population [ng/insect); CI: confidence intervals; RR: resistance ratio; ♀: female; ♂: male; DO: Degree of dominance; DML: effective dominance