Assessing the susceptibility and efficacy of traditional neurotoxic (pyrethroid) and new-generation insecticides (chlorfenapyr, clothianidin, and pyriproxyfen), on wild pyrethroid-resistant populations of Anopheles gambiae from southern Benin

Table 4 Mortality, penetration, and blood–feeding inhibition rates of wild populations of Anopheles gambiae s.l. after exposure to a new unwashed Interceptor G2^® (IG2) net using the WHO tunnel test

Site	Mosquito net	Number tested	Mortality (%) [95% CI]	Penetration (%) [95% CI]	Blood-fed (%) [95% CI]	Blood-feeding inhibition (%) [95% CI]
Allada	Untreated net (Control)	100	3.0 [0.6–8.5]	43.0 [33.1–53.3]	42.0 [32.2–52.3]	90.1 [77.4–97.3]
Allada	IG2	100	75.0 [65.3–83.1]	14.0 [7.9–22.4]	4.0 [1.1–9.9]	90.1 [77.4–97.3]
Akpro–Missérété	Untreated net (Control)	100	1.0 [0.03–5.4]	27.0 [18.6–36.8]	25.0 [16.9–34.7]	92.0 [73.9–99.0]
Akpro–Missérété	IG2	100	65.0 [54.8–74.3]	18.0 [11.0–26.9]	2.0 [0.2–7.0]	92.0 [73.9–99.0]

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