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Susceptibility of the chlorfenapyr on wild populations of Anopheles gambiae s.l. resistant to pyrethroids along the south–north transect of Benin

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Assessment reveals susceptibility of Anopheles gambiae populations to chlorfenapyr, indicating potential for effective vector control strategies.

Anopheles gambiae populations showed 100% mortality to chlorfenapyr after 48 hours of exposure.
Resistance to pyrethroids was high across all sites, with mean mortality of 36.51% observed with deltamethrin.
The study identified high frequencies of kdr mutations in these populations ranging from 62 to 100%.
Chlorfenapyr's effectiveness suggests it could be a viable alternative for vector control in malaria management.

Hougbe et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Assessment reveals susceptibility of Anopheles gambiae populations to chlorfenapyr, indicating potential for effective vector control strategies.