A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam

Introduction: Vector-borne diseases have contributed to many human fatalities such as dengue fever. Fortunately, the most probable technique to encounter diseases caused by vectors especially mosquitoes is to control the population itself. The number of dengue cases has increased every week contribu...

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Main Author: Adam, Aneesah
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Health Sciences 2015
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spelling uitm-238212019-12-24T08:10:19Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23821/ A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam Adam, Aneesah Infectious and parasitic diseases Introduction: Vector-borne diseases have contributed to many human fatalities such as dengue fever. Fortunately, the most probable technique to encounter diseases caused by vectors especially mosquitoes is to control the population itself. The number of dengue cases has increased every week contributing to the increased in hot spot thus affected the life cycles of immature and adult mosquitoes. Environmental factors taint the growth of mosquitoes including their immature aquatic stage by which the immature development stage and adult longevity is rapid in urban areas. Methods: Ovitraps were setup at four different localities in Shah Alam administrative zones with two hot spots (HS) and two non-hot spots (NHS). Positive ovitrap index, number of eggs per positive ovitrap, duration of immature aquatic stage and longevity of adult Aedes albopictus mosquitoes were analyzed for the purpose of the research. Results: Aedes albopictus at HS laid more eggs compared to those from NHS but was not significantly different (p=0.958, 95% CI - 1.618, 1.708). HS has higher percentage of positive ovitrap index (46.4%) compared to NHS (36.7%). The duration of immature stages were insignificant between HS and NHS (p = 0.06), where NHS has higher mean. The survival rate of adult mosquito for HS was higher compared to NHS. However, there was a significant difference between HS and NHS in adult mosquito longevity (p =0.00) whereby HS has a higher mean. Conclusion: There was a significant difference between the longevity of adult Aedes albopictus mosquitoes from HS and NHS but not for number of eggs and duration of immature stage and HS has higher positive ovitrap index than NHS. Faculty of Health Sciences 2015 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23821/1/PPb_ANEESAH%20ADAM%20HS%20B%2015_5.pdf Adam, Aneesah (2015) A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam
description Introduction: Vector-borne diseases have contributed to many human fatalities such as dengue fever. Fortunately, the most probable technique to encounter diseases caused by vectors especially mosquitoes is to control the population itself. The number of dengue cases has increased every week contributing to the increased in hot spot thus affected the life cycles of immature and adult mosquitoes. Environmental factors taint the growth of mosquitoes including their immature aquatic stage by which the immature development stage and adult longevity is rapid in urban areas. Methods: Ovitraps were setup at four different localities in Shah Alam administrative zones with two hot spots (HS) and two non-hot spots (NHS). Positive ovitrap index, number of eggs per positive ovitrap, duration of immature aquatic stage and longevity of adult Aedes albopictus mosquitoes were analyzed for the purpose of the research. Results: Aedes albopictus at HS laid more eggs compared to those from NHS but was not significantly different (p=0.958, 95% CI - 1.618, 1.708). HS has higher percentage of positive ovitrap index (46.4%) compared to NHS (36.7%). The duration of immature stages were insignificant between HS and NHS (p = 0.06), where NHS has higher mean. The survival rate of adult mosquito for HS was higher compared to NHS. However, there was a significant difference between HS and NHS in adult mosquito longevity (p =0.00) whereby HS has a higher mean. Conclusion: There was a significant difference between the longevity of adult Aedes albopictus mosquitoes from HS and NHS but not for number of eggs and duration of immature stage and HS has higher positive ovitrap index than NHS.
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author Adam, Aneesah
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title A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam
title_short A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam
title_full A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam
title_fullStr A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam
title_full_unstemmed A Comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, Shah Alam / Aneesah Adam
title_sort comparative study on life table characteristics of aedes albopictus from hot spot and non-hot spot, shah alam / aneesah adam
publisher Faculty of Health Sciences
publishDate 2015
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23821/
http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23821/1/PPb_ANEESAH%20ADAM%20HS%20B%2015_5.pdf
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