Assessment of larval and pupal indices of dengue mosquito vectors in a North-Eastern state of Tripura, India.

IF 0.8 4区 医学 Q4 INFECTIOUS DISEASES Journal of Vector Borne Diseases Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2024-03-23 DOI:10.4103/0972-9062.392268
Siraj Ahmed Khan, Smita Bordoloi, Anisha Shah, Subrata Baidya
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Background objectives: Dengue is a major vector-borne disease having public health importance. It is caused by Dengue Virus (DENV) and is transmitted by mosquitoes of Aedes species. With the unavailability of a vaccine, vector control remains the only preventive measure for dengue. Studies have already been conducted to establish the presence of dengue vectors in the north-eastern states of India. However, limited studies have been conducted in Tripura state. In the present study we aimed to identify the preferred breeding habitats of dengue vectors in the state.

Methods: Clinical case data of dengue since the last five years was studied and the areas with the highest case numbers were identified. Entomological investigation was carried out in areas reporting the highest number of cases. Larvae were collected from the breeding habitats using standard protocol followed by morphological and molecular identification. Further, House index (HI), Container index (CI) and Pupal index (PI) were determined. The positive pools were then processed for incrimination for the presence of dengue virus. Calculation of entomological indices was done.

Results: Of the total 815 containers searched, 36.80% containers were positive for mosquito larvae. Among the immature mosquito collection, 836 adults emerged and were identified as Aedes albopictus using standard taxonomic keys followed by molecular methods. HI, CI and PI, varied from 15.38% to 100%, 21% to 31.04 %, and 2.93% to 110.53% respectively. However, none of the pools was positive for dengue virus.

Interpretation conclusion: The present study identified Ae. albopictus as a potential vector of dengue in Tripura. The study gave important insights on the preferred larval habitats and provides information on the indication of displacement of Ae. albopictus from rural to urban and semi-urban areas. However, longitudinal studies for longer time frame are necessary for any conclusive remarks.

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评估印度东北部特里普拉邦登革热蚊媒的幼虫和蛹指数。
背景目标:登革热是一种主要的病媒传染疾病,对公共卫生具有重要意义。登革热由登革病毒(DENV)引起,由伊蚊传播。由于没有疫苗,病媒控制仍然是预防登革热的唯一措施。已有研究确定了印度东北部各邦存在登革热病媒。然而,在特里普拉邦进行的研究还很有限。本研究旨在确定登革热病媒在该邦的首选繁殖栖息地:研究了过去五年来登革热的临床病例数据,并确定了病例数最多的地区。在报告病例数最多的地区开展昆虫学调查。采用标准方案从登革热幼虫繁殖地采集幼虫,然后进行形态学和分子鉴定。此外,还测定了虫房指数(HI)、虫箱指数(CI)和蛹指数(PI)。然后对阳性池进行处理,以确定是否存在登革热病毒。计算昆虫学指数:结果:在总共搜寻的 815 个容器中,36.80%的容器对蚊子幼虫呈阳性反应。在收集到的未成年蚊子中,有 836 只成虫出现,并通过标准分类法和分子方法鉴定为白纹伊蚊。HI、CI 和 PI 分别为 15.38% 至 100%、21% 至 31.04 % 和 2.93% 至 110.53%。但是,没有一个样本对登革热病毒呈阳性反应:本研究发现白纹伊蚊是特里普拉邦登革热的潜在病媒。该研究提供了有关白纹伊蚊喜欢的幼虫栖息地的重要信息,并提供了有关白纹伊蚊从农村向城市和半城市地区迁移的迹象的信息。不过,要得出结论,还需要进行更长时间的纵向研究。
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Journal of Vector Borne Diseases
Journal of Vector Borne Diseases INFECTIOUS DISEASES-PARASITOLOGY
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期刊介绍: National Institute of Malaria Research on behalf of Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) publishes the Journal of Vector Borne Diseases. This Journal was earlier published as the Indian Journal of Malariology, a peer reviewed and open access biomedical journal in the field of vector borne diseases. The Journal publishes review articles, original research articles, short research communications, case reports of prime importance, letters to the editor in the field of vector borne diseases and their control.
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