ISSN 1003-8280 CN 10-1522/R 中国疾病预防控制中心 主办
Objective To evaluate the potential of Aedes aegypti to transmit West Nile virus(WNV) in China. Methods Ae. aegypti was infected orally with WNV and after 12 to 14 days’ incubation allowed to transmit the virus through bite wounds. RT-PCR, virus isolation with C6/36 and indirect immunofluorescence assay were implimented to detect WNV in experimentally infected mosquitoes and Leghorn chicken. Results It was found that the WNV loaded in the susceptible host leghorn was the highest in the 2nd day after infection, indicating that it was the best time for the evaluation of the transmission. Ae. aegypti could be infected by WNV with a susceptibility rate of 63.3%, and transmitted the virus to healthy Leghorn chicken by bite wounds with a transmission rate is 30.0%. Conclusion Ae. aegypti is a potential vector of WNV in some areas such as Hainan province, likely to cause outbreaks of West Nile fever in China in future. Actions are to be taken for the control and prevention of the vecor.
【Abstract】 Objective To know the knockdown efficacy of mosquito?net treated by pesticides on mosquito in Beiwan. Methods The net treated by BASF® pesticide, the net treated by BASF® pesticide after washing twenty times and the net treated by FendonaTM recommended by WHO were used in treated area, and common military nets were selected in the control areas. Aedes vexans, the dominant species in Beiwan, was collected by mosquito aspirators and released into nets. The first knockdown time, medium knockdown time and total knockdown time were recorded, and then compare the knockdown time of 4 kinds of mosquito?net. Results For the knockdown efficacy to mosquito, the order was net treated by BASF® pesticide>net treated by BASF® pesticide after washing twenty times>net treated by FendonaTM recommended by WHO. The first knockdown time for three kinds of mosquito net was all within 7 min, and there was no significant difference among them (F=2.375, P=0.174). Medium knockdown time was 17 min, and there was significant difference between net treated by BASF® pesticide and net treated by BASF® pesticide after washing twenty times (P=0.036). All the mosquito would be knocked down within 27 min for net treated by BASF® pesticide and net treated by BASF® pesticide after washing twenty times and 54 min for net treated by FendonaTM. There was significant difference among them (P<0.001). Conclusion The knockdown efficacy of net treated by pesticides could be better than non?treated net in Beiwan.
【Abstract】 Objective To study the control effect of source reduction to Aedes albopictus population. Methods Various measures were taken to reduce Ae.albopictus breeding sites in the Forest Park, and the Internal Combustion Engine Research Institute was as control without any measures. Mosquito and oviposition trap and CO2 trap were used to evaluate the experiment. Results After source reduction, Ae.albopictus adult and larvae density gradually decreased, and the relative population indexes(RPI) were under 35 and the decline rates of density were more than 50% after treatment for 2 to 3 weeks. Conclusion It was effective to control Ae.albopictus population by source reduction.