Table 1 Susceptibility level of four Culex quinquefasciatus populations to 4% DDT, 0.75% permethrin, 0.05% deltamethrin, 0.1% bendiocarb and 5% malathion.

From: High insecticide resistance mediated by different mechanisms in Culex quinquefasciatus populations from the city of Yaoundé, Cameroon

Mosquito population

Location

Insecticides

N tested

% mortality [95% CI]

Resistance status

Etam-Bafia

City centre

4% DDT

91

0

R

0.75% permethrin

92

0

R

0.05% deltamethrin

86

1.16 [− 1.10–3.42]

R

0.1% bendiocarb

92

0

R

5% malathion

100

88 [81.63–94.37]

R

Mendong

Periphery

4% DDT

100

0

R

0.75% permethrin

78

0

R

0.05% deltamethrin

80

0

R

0.1% bendiocarb

82

14.63 [6.98–22.28]

R

5% malathion

82

98.78 [96.41–101.15]

S

Nkolbisson

Periphery

4% DDT

88

0

R

0.75% permethrin

80

0

R

0.05% deltamethrin

82

0

R

0.1% bendiocarb

83

1.2 [− 1.14–3.54]

R

5% malathion

80

57.5 [− 46.67–68.33]

R

Tongolo

City centre

4% DDT

100

3 [− 0.34–6.34]

R

0.75% permethrin

100

0

R

0.05% deltamethrin

100

0

R

0.1% bendiocarb

101

2.97 [− 0.37–6.31]

R

5% malathion

100

89 [82.87–95.13]

R

Cx. Slab

Laboratory strain

4% DDT

300

13

/

0.75% permethrin

300

82

/

0.05% deltamethrin

300

90

/

0.1% bendiocarb

100

99

/

5% malathion

100

100

/

Kisumu strain (An. gambiae)

Laboratory strain

4% DDT

100

98

/

0.75% permethrin

100

100

/

0.05% deltamethrin

100

100

/

0.1% bendiocarb

100

100

/

5% malathion

100

100

/

  1. R : resistant, S : susceptible.