One Health approaches adapted in low resource settings to address antimicrobial resistance

Trends and Research Hotspots of Knockdown Resistance in the Aedes Genus in Indonesia: A Bibliometric Surveillance from the Scopus Database

“…Cluster 2 (18 items) -Green Adult [46], adulticide [13], aedes albopictus [93], albopictus [63], dengue vectors aedes [14], f1534c kdr mutation [14], female [47], fenitrothion [10], larvae [82], malathion [59], metabolic resistence [15], monooxygenase [10], organophosphate [31], outbreak [56], stegomyia [17], temepho [33], temephos [38], vector population [15].…”

“…Identification of kdr at allele f1534c in temephos-exposed Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes Cluster 3 (12 items) -Blue Aegypty mosquito [20], bali [21], dengue fever [26], denpasar [21], egg [19], human [15], indonesia [307], jakarta [18], resistance development [28], resistance phenotype [18], surveillance [22], v1016g mutation [14] Mutation analysis of the v1016g allele in dengue fever-causing mosquitoes in Denpasar, Bali and Jakarta Cluster 4 (12 items) -Yellow Aedes aegypti mosquito [31], central java [10], channel [130], cypermetrin [14], dengue vector aedes [12], haplotype [43], ile1016 [10], 1982w [13], s989p [46], vgsc [82], vgsc gene [21], voltage gated sodium channel [15] Identification of kdr in voltage gated sodium channel (VGSC) of Aedes aegypti mosquito Cluster 5 (11 items)purple Genotyping [34], insecticide use [13], resistance allele [12], s996 [10], southeast asia [15], target site resistance [10], v1023g [15], voltage sensitive sodium channel [17], vssc [24], vssc muattion [11], yogyakarta [2] Analysis of voltage sensitive sodium channel (VSSC) in mosquitoes in Yogyakarta Cluster 6 (9 items) -sky-blue Aedes aegypti [10], aegypti strain [12], chikv [11], dengue virus [23], denv [19], primary vector [18], virus …”

One Health approach and zoonotic diseases in Indonesia: Urgency of implementation and challenges

“…These infectious diseases originate in animals and can spread rapidly to humans. By addressing the health of animals and their ecosystems, we can effectively detect, prevent, and respond to these emerging threats [ 27 , 53 ].…”

“…Third, the antimicrobial resistance issue in Indonesia has increased [ 53 , 56 - 58 ], so efforts are needed to reduce it. Zoonotic diseases contribute significantly to the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance [ 53 ].…”

“…Third, the antimicrobial resistance issue in Indonesia has increased [ 53 , 56 - 58 ], so efforts are needed to reduce it. Zoonotic diseases contribute significantly to the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance [ 53 ]. Overusing and abusing antimicrobials in human medicine and animal husbandry contribute to the development of drug-resistant pathogens.…”