Assessing the effect of selection with deltamethrin on biological parameters and detoxifying enzymes in Aedes aegypti (L.).

Leslie C Alvarez-GonzalezArelis BriceñoGustavo Ponce-GarciaO Karina Villanueva-SeguraJesus A Davila-BarbozaBeatriz Lopez-MonroySelene M Gutierrez-RodriguezYamili Contreras-PereraIram P Rodriguez-SanchezAdriana Elizabeth Flores-Suarez

Published in: Pest management science (2017)

Alterations in life parameters could be due to the accumulation of noxious effects or deleterious genes related to detoxifying enzymes, specifically those coding for mixed-function oxidases, along with the presence of recessive alleles of the V1016I and F1534C mutations, associating deltamethrin resistance with fitness cost in Ae. aegypti. © 2017 Society of Chemical Industry.

Keyphrases

aedes aegypti
zika virus
dengue virus
physical activity
body composition
genome wide
intellectual disability
gene expression
bioinformatics analysis
dna methylation
duchenne muscular dystrophy