Determination of response dose and resistance ratio in Aedes aegypti L., 1762 (Culicidae) arvae to piretroid and organophosphorus insecticides

Aedes aegypti is the main vector of arboviruses suchas dengue, chikungunta, yellow fever and zika. However, there are macrodeterminant factors responsible for the development of different diseases and the lack of programs affected by mosquito control, the increase in population and the deficit of sanitary conditions in urban areas. One of the main strategies udes for mosquito reduction is chemical control, where organophosphorus insecticides and pyrethroids are the most commonly udes for the control of  adults and larvae.Temefos is an organophosphorus insecticide, wich has been recommended for the control of larvae is much of the world, while pyrethroid insecticides such as permetrin are udes for adult control. In accordance with the aforementioned, the present work will determine the dose response parameters and resistance ratio in Ae. aegypti larvae in the population of Guadalupe, N.L., and New Orleans with the determination of the  analysis of the level of susceptibility in the population of the field and thus present a more rational management of insectides for mosquito control.