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Rev Biomed 2015; 26 (1)

Modified turpentine oil as an inhibitor of detoxifying enzymes in two strains of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes

Leyva M, French L, Marquetti MC, Montada D, Castex M, Tiomno O, Tacoronte JE

Language: Spanish
References: 61
Page: 13-22
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ABSTRACT

Introduction. The main mechanisms of insecticide resistance developed by insects include a series of detoxifying enzymes. It is known that these mechanisms may affect the effectiveness of the insecticidal activity of some essential oils. To study the implication of detoxifying enzymes is very important when trying to recommend an essential oil for vector control.
Objective. To determine the activity of enzymes with metabolic action in strains of Ae. aegypti exposed and unexposed to modified turpentine oil .
Results. The values of the activity from β-esterase and MFO oxidase did not change in the selected CL90 susceptible strain. However, there was a decrease in the values of these activities in the selected resistance strain. GST activity was inhibited in the susceptible strain and increased slightly for the resistant strain. This study demonstrated that the enzymes of metabolic action do not constitute a mechanism of resistance in the larvae that survived the exposure to the modified turpentine oil.
Conclusion. This result, combined with the biological effects of this oil as ovicide, larvicide, teratogenic and pupicidal, allows recommending its use as a biological alternative method for controlling Aedes aegypti.


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