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Techniques for Evaluating Insecticide Techniques for Evaluating Insecticide Resistance in Filth Flies Resistance in Filth Flies R R esistance Profiles: Which Test To Use? esistance Profiles: Which Test To Use? Phil Kaufman Phil Kaufman Entomology and Nematology Entomology and Nematology Dept. Dept. University of Florida University of Florida

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Techniques for Evaluating Techniques for Evaluating Insecticide Resistance in Insecticide Resistance in

Filth FliesFilth Flies

RResistance Profiles: Which Test To esistance Profiles: Which Test To Use?Use?

Phil KaufmanPhil Kaufman

Entomology and Nematology Entomology and Nematology Dept.Dept.

University of FloridaUniversity of Florida

BackgroundBackground

Resistance is genetic, therefore Resistance is genetic, therefore inheritedinherited– Return to susceptibility not guaranteedReturn to susceptibility not guaranteed

Speed of return is quite variableSpeed of return is quite variable

Resistance is a population Resistance is a population phenomenonphenomenon– All sampling methods are biasedAll sampling methods are biased– All testing methods are biasedAll testing methods are biased– We must identify our needs…. and choose We must identify our needs…. and choose according to our abilitiesaccording to our abilities

Susceptible Individuals Susceptible Individuals PredominatePredominate

InsecticideApplication

InsecticideApplication

Resistant Individuals Resistant Individuals PredominatePredominate

Susceptibles still present, Susceptibles still present, few in numberfew in number

How to evaluate?How to evaluate?

Biochemical/Immunological Biochemical/Immunological (Genotypic) methods(Genotypic) methods– Molecular tools targeting Molecular tools targeting physiological processesphysiological processes

– Genetic mapping - Sequencing/gene Genetic mapping - Sequencing/gene expressionexpression

Phenotypic methodsPhenotypic methods– Exposure followed by death countsExposure followed by death counts

Treat and CountTreat and Count

Technical or Formulated?Technical or Formulated?– Technical much more preciseTechnical much more precise

Very precise resultsVery precise results Eliminate effect of formulation shiftsEliminate effect of formulation shifts Eliminate concentration problems of Eliminate concentration problems of formulationsformulations

– Formulated often much easierFormulated often much easier Loss of precision - more variablesLoss of precision - more variables Can compare different formulationsCan compare different formulations Provides a “real world” resultProvides a “real world” result

Insect issues…..Insect issues…..

Lab reared or Field collected?Lab reared or Field collected?– Lab provides a more even comparisonLab provides a more even comparison

No parasites, healthyNo parasites, healthy Similar sized/aged organismsSimilar sized/aged organisms Genetic bottleneck?Genetic bottleneck?

– FieldField No rearing issuesNo rearing issues Faster turnaroundFaster turnaround Variable size/age/healthVariable size/age/health

Insect issues….cont.Insect issues….cont.

What stage to use?What stage to use?– Often the stage that is pestiferous - Often the stage that is pestiferous - AdultAdult

Insect sexInsect sex– Important differences between sexesImportant differences between sexes

Size, metabolism, longevitySize, metabolism, longevity

Insect ageInsect age– Can greatly influence survivalCan greatly influence survival

Insect issues….cont.Insect issues….cont. Insecticide susceptible strain?Insecticide susceptible strain?

– Where to get one?Where to get one?– What is your testing interest?What is your testing interest?

LD-50 or Resistance Ratio (RR)LD-50 or Resistance Ratio (RR)

Colony?Colony?– Who keeps one for your insect?Who keeps one for your insect?– Use WHO standard?Use WHO standard?

No Susceptible comparison….No Susceptible comparison….– Reduces comparative valuesReduces comparative values– Alright if using a diagnostic dose?Alright if using a diagnostic dose?

Testing methods - Direct Testing methods - Direct vs. Indirectvs. Indirect

Direct Direct – MicroapplicatorMicroapplicator

Tiny drop applied to Tiny drop applied to individual insectsindividual insects

Cumbersome - Cumbersome - Most accurateMost accurate

– Dip methodDip method Insect submerged into a Insect submerged into a solution of known strengthsolution of known strength

Testing methods - Direct Testing methods - Direct vs. Indirectvs. Indirect

IndirectIndirect– Treated glassTreated glass

Most common and oftenMost common and oftenbest methodbest method

– Treated organicsTreated organics Treating filter papers, cloth, woodTreating filter papers, cloth, wood May have May have adsorptionadsorption issues, especially issues, especially formulatedformulated

Treated Board StudiesTreated Board Studies

Holding patterns….Holding patterns….

How long to expose insects to How long to expose insects to insecticide?insecticide?– 1 hr, 4 hr, 24 hr?1 hr, 4 hr, 24 hr?– Irrelevant - pick one, dose will be Irrelevant - pick one, dose will be adjustedadjusted

When to count the dead?When to count the dead?– Post-treatment count?Post-treatment count?

OROR

– 24 or 48 hr after exposure?24 or 48 hr after exposure? Allows for kdr-resistant resistance detection.Allows for kdr-resistant resistance detection.

Resistance Profile vs. Resistance Profile vs. Diagnostic DoseDiagnostic Dose

Resistance ProfileResistance Profile– Profile requires increasing dosesProfile requires increasing doses

Usually Usually predatespredates use of Diagnostic Dose use of Diagnostic Dose

Single dose or Single dose or Diagnostic doseDiagnostic dose– Often used with formulated materialsOften used with formulated materials

Label Rate or a Given level exposureLabel Rate or a Given level exposure

Replication vs. PsuedoreplicationReplication vs. Psuedoreplication– All steps must be repeatedAll steps must be repeated

Includes weighing and mixing all solutionsIncludes weighing and mixing all solutions

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AnalysisAnalysis Control mortalityControl mortality

– CriticalCritical Many blood-feeding Diptera survive poorly Many blood-feeding Diptera survive poorly off hostoff host

– Often use “Abbott’s Formula”Often use “Abbott’s Formula”

Probit (logistic regression)Probit (logistic regression)– Generates mortality lineGenerates mortality line– Used for Lethal Dose (LD) calculationUsed for Lethal Dose (LD) calculation

Often used to identify 50% or 99% mortality Often used to identify 50% or 99% mortality valuevalue

(% Mortality - % Control (% Mortality - % Control Mortality) Mortality)

(1 - % Control (1 - % Control Mortality)Mortality)

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Real-world DataReal-world Data

House flies from 8 NY poultry and 4 House flies from 8 NY poultry and 4 dairy farms surveyeddairy farms surveyed

Many formulations testedMany formulations tested– Multiple active ingredientsMultiple active ingredients

Residual contact, feeding and larvicide Residual contact, feeding and larvicide assaysassays

Take homeTake home: Variations between sites, : Variations between sites, chemicals, methods, insecticide source….chemicals, methods, insecticide source….

Experimental CompoundExperimental Compound

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Methomyl (Feeding)Methomyl (Feeding)

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TetrachlorvinphosTetrachlorvinphos

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CyfluthrinCyfluthrin

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PermethrinPermethrin

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PermethrinPermethrin

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Ectiban ECEctiban EC

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Which one to use? Which one to use? Needs based.Needs based. To rapidly To rapidly identify identify resistanceresistance– Field collected****Field collected****– Lab rearedLab reared

PrecisionPrecision– Technical****Technical****– FormulatedFormulated

Deployed Deployed situationssituations– TechnicalTechnical– Formulated****Formulated****

Control failuresControl failures– TechnicalTechnical– Formulated****Formulated****

www.who.int/whopes/resistance/en/

WHO - Test KitsWHO - Test Kits

Purchasing KitsPurchasing Kits

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