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. 2019 Jun 20;9:8846. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-45261-5

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(A) Map of Forecariah Prefecture, Guinea displaying proportions of An. gambiae s.l. molecular forms and susceptibility levels to the diagnostic dose (1X) of alpha-cypermethrin, deltamethrin and permethrin, measured using CDC bottle bioassays, at six study sites indicated by stars (Fandie, Madinagbe, Maferinyah Centre I, Moribayah, Senguelen and Yindi). Inset map shows the location of Forecariah Prefecture in Guinea. (B) Map of Forecariah Prefecture, Guinea displaying frequencies of L1014F, N1575Y and I1527T resistant (R) and wild type (S) alleles. (C) Map of Forecariah Prefecture, Guinea displaying susceptibility levels to the diagnostic dose (1X) of bendiocarb, measured using CDC bottle bioassays, and frequency of G119S Ace-1 resistant (R) and wild type (S) alleles. For all maps, legend colours referring to insecticides have darker shading denoting average mosquito mortality.