Title : Mosquitocidal carbamates with low toxicity to agricultural pests: an advantageous property for insecticide resistance management - Swale_2015_Pest.Manag.Sci_71_1158 |
Author(s) : Swale DR , Carlier PR , Hartsel JA , Ma M , Bloomquist JR |
Ref : Pest Manag Sci , 71 :1158 , 2015 |
Abstract :
BACKGROUND: Insecticide resistance in the malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae is well documented, and widespread agricultural use of pyrethroids may exacerbate development of resistance when pyrethroids are used in vector control. We have developed carbamate anticholinesterases that possess a high degree of An. gambiae:human selectivity for enzyme inhibition. The purpose of this study was to assess the spectrum of activity of these carbamates against other mosquitoes and agricultural pests. |
PubMedSearch : Swale_2015_Pest.Manag.Sci_71_1158 |
PubMedID: 25185896 |
Gene_locus related to this paper: anoga-ACHE1 |
Gene_locus | anoga-ACHE1 |
Swale DR, Carlier PR, Hartsel JA, Ma M, Bloomquist JR (2015)
Mosquitocidal carbamates with low toxicity to agricultural pests: an advantageous property for insecticide resistance management
Pest Manag Sci
71 :1158
Swale DR, Carlier PR, Hartsel JA, Ma M, Bloomquist JR (2015)
Pest Manag Sci
71 :1158