Susceptibility testing of Anopheles malaria vectors with the neonicotinoid insecticide clothianidin; results from 16 African countries, in preparation for indoor residual spraying with new insecticide formulations

Richard M. Oxborough; Aklilu Seyoum; Yemane Yihdego; Roch K. Dabiré; Virgile Gnanguenon; Francis Wat’senga; Fiacre Agossa; Gedeon Yohannes; Sylvester Coleman; Lazarus Musa Samdi; Abdoulaye Diop; Ousmane Faye; Stephen Magesa; Alphaxard Manjurano; Michael Okia; Evelyne Alyko; Hieronymo Masendu; Ibrahima Baber; Arthur Sovi; Jean-Desire Rakotoson; Kenyssony Varela; Bernard Abong’o; Bradford Lucas; Christen Fornadel; Dereje Dengela

doi:10.1186/s12936-019-2888-6

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This study provides an interim diagnostic dose of 2% w/v clothianidin on filter papers which can be utilized by National Malaria Control Programmes and research organizations until the WHO concludes multi-centre studies and provides further guidance.

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