Sanitary and epidemiological significance and resistance to insecticides of houseflies Musca domestica (Analytical Literature Review, 2000-2021)

Davlianidze, Tatyana Alekseevna; Eremina, O. Yu.

doi:10.31993/2308-6459-2021-104-2-14984

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“…Tolerance to the pyrethroid deltamethrin was found in red louse Bovicola bovis, collected on livestock farms in Ireland [31]. Medical and veterinary organizations worldwide face the problem of insecticide resistance in the population of the housefly Musca domestica L. [32]. Thus far, the resistance of M. domestica to insecticides of widely used classes of chemical compounds has been described.…”

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“…Researchers from various countries have reported populations of pyrethroid-and neonicotinoid-resistant flies inhabiting livestock and poultry farms [35][36][37]. In Russian housefly populations, the resistance to COCs, OPCs, carbamates, pyrethroids, and neonicotinoids was also reported [32]. Many researchers in their works emphasize the need for timely diagnosis of insecticide resistance, more thorough monitoring of its spread in insect populations and resistance management through the use of strategies [11,17,20,24,38].…”

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Insect Resistance to Insecticides and Approaches to Its Identification

Krestonoshina¹,

Maslakova²,

Yangirova³

et al. 2022

Entomol Appl Sci Lett

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Pesticide resistance has become one of the pressing problems of ecology and agriculture because it makes it difficult to deal with pests and ectoparasites while increasing the chemical load on the environment. This paper focuses on the importance of studying insecticidal resistance in agricultural, veterinary, and medical insects. Brief information is given concerning the resistance of ectoparasites and crop insect pests in different world regions to commonly used insecticides. The main approaches for identifying insecticide resistance in field insect populations are listed. The progress achieved in understanding the molecular basis of insecticidal resistance in insects is briefly described, and the primary areas of recent research are outlined. The importance of assessing the resistance profile and the potential for insecticide resistance developing in field insect populations are emphasized. The study of molecular mechanisms of insecticidal resistance to specific compounds is important for searching for new active agents and developing strategies for their application.

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Insect Resistance to Insecticides and Approaches to Its Identification

Krestonoshina¹,

Maslakova²,

Yangirova³

et al. 2022

Entomol Appl Sci Lett

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Analysis of the range of drugs registered in the Russian Federation to control parasitic infections in pigs

Gerunov

Dorozhkin

Gerunova

et al. 2023

Ross. parazitol. ž..

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The purpose of the research is the analysis of the range of antiparasitic drugs for pig breeding as registered in the Russian Federation and included in the State Register of Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use.The control of parasitic diseases is an essential element of veterinary support for animal husbandry, and its constituent part is the use of antiparasitic drugs. The State Register contains more than three hundred drugs to control parasitic infections of animals of various species. Forty-eight drugs are allowed for use in pig breeding. The analysis of drug compositions found that they contained a limited list of compounds as active substances. For example, 17 antiparasitic drugs contained compounds of the avermectin class as active substances (12 of them had ivermectin as the active substance); 8 drugs against endoparasites contained albendazole in their composition. At the same time, the composition of combined drugs lack distinction and is a combination of two or more active substances produced in mono-preparations. To prevent the resistance in parasites, it is advisable to use a minimum required list of drugs which allows the availability of a reserve for drug rotation in the future. Simultaneous or sequential use of different drugs (including insectoacaricides based on neonicotinoids or synthetic pyrethroids to treat premises in the presence of animals) complicates the assessment of the individual drug effect on animal health and can induce immunological stress, which creates favorable conditions for infectious diseases including opportunistic infections.

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Negative cross-resistance to chlorfenapyr in pyrethroid-resistance house flies

Silivanova,

Kinareikina,

Nurislamova

et al. 2024

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The purpose of the research is to evaluate the susceptibility to deltamethrin and the pro-insecticide chlorfenapyr in a field population of Musca domestica L. compared to a laboratory strain Lab UF and to clarify a possible mechanism of crossresistance to chlorfenapyr.Materials and methods. The study was carried out on the adults of the laboratory strain Lab UF and the field population Nik of the housefly M. domestica collected from a livestock farm in the Tyumen region, where pyrethroid insecticides had been used for a long time. The toxicity of the pyrethroid deltamethrin (Delcid, 4%) and the pyrrole chlorfenapyr (Pyrafen EC, 360 g/l) against insects was estimated by the no-choice feeding test. Based on the dose-mortality response, lethal concentrations of insecticides were calculated by the probit analysis and the resistance ratio was determined. To clarify the possible mechanism of cross-resistance to chlorfenapyr in the Nik population of M. domestica, the activity of the main detoxification enzymes was determined depending on sex of the insects. In addition, the presence of the kdr-mutation providing resistance to pyrethroids was assessed by the Sanger sequencing.Results and discussion. The lethal concentrations of insecticides and the resistance ratios revealed the moderate resistance to deltamethrin and high susceptibility to chlorfenapyr in the field Nik population. A statistically significant increase in the activity of monooxygenases by 2.25–4.36 times, glutathione-S-transferase by 2.02–2.18 times, acetylcholinesterase by 1.45–1.46 times and alpha-naphthyl esterase by 1.41–1.46 times was noted in females and males of the Nik population compared to these parameters of the Lab UF strain. The presence of the kdr-mutation (L1014F) in houseflies of the field population was confirmed by the Sanger sequencing, while the kdr-his mutation (L1014H) was not detected. The results obtained allow us to suggest that resistance to deltamethrin and high susceptibility to chlorfenapyr in the field population of M. domestica are caused by the L1014F mutation and the increased P450 monooxygenase activity. Negative crossresistance can be used to develop insecticidal formulations that reduce the risk of rapid development of insecticidal resistance in M. domestica L.

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Sanitary and epidemiological significance and resistance to insecticides of houseflies Musca domestica (Analytical Literature Review, 2000-2021)

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Insect Resistance to Insecticides and Approaches to Its Identification

Insect Resistance to Insecticides and Approaches to Its Identification

Analysis of the range of drugs registered in the Russian Federation to control parasitic infections in pigs

Negative cross-resistance to chlorfenapyr in pyrethroid-resistance house flies

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