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Table 1 Susceptibility of An. gambiae (s.l.) to permethrin 0.75%, with 24-h mortality, KDT50 and KDT99 at 95% confidence interval in all the study sites

From: Quantifying the intensity of permethrin insecticide resistance in Anopheles mosquitoes in western Kenya

Sub-county

Site

Total tested

24-h mortality (%)

KDT50 (95% CI) min

KDT99 (95% CI) min

Bondo

Barkanyango

121

28.9

252.69 (141.84–1004.13)

6725.14 (1451.65–283,549.49)

 

Omia Mwalo

96

74

46.78 (40.14–58.07)

156.94 (102.64–439.03)

Teso

Kaliwa

81

23.5

164.29 (94.28–7725.93)

18,767.37 (2412.58–596,742.22)

 

Akiriamas

100

53

54.08 (47.01–65.51)

698.27 (391.13–1764.71)

Rachuonyo

Kobuya

100

63

33.82 (24.06–45.42)

106.12 (66.88–595.50)

 

Kamenya

99

76.8

47.92 (41.91–57.92)

127.57 (89.47–312.97)

Nyando

Ahero

126

86.5

46.39 (37.83–64.14)

152.75 (92.52–841.02)

 

Kochogo

102

96.1

41.46 (31.80–57.53)

115.78 (73.36–869.11)

Kisumu strain

74

98.6

29.64 (23.57–35.82)

101.66 (70.47–232.87)

  1. Abbreviations: KDT50 time required for 50% of mosquitoes exposed to the insecticide to be knocked-down, KDT99 time required for 99% of mosquitoes exposed to the insecticide to be knocked-down